SAMSUNG 46" D6000 LED/LCD ????

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supasparky

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#99677 24-Mar-2012 19:55

JB are doing them for 1350, they look so damn good compared to the other TV's (even the 40" looked great compared to the others)

very tempted to get this unless someone can recommend a better TV for less...

whats the difference between this and the 6600? the sales guy said something about scan speed but dont know...

any suggestions???

Dunnersfella

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#599568 24-Mar-2012 20:05

To me, they're an example of style over substance...
The picture will look very sharp when playing super colourful BluRay's - but it struggles with most other things. Motion, lower quality footage, detail in dark shots etc etc.
Here's the most recent discussion on the 6 series - pay attention to the audio comments.

http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=34&topicid=98697&page_no=1

supasparky

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#599573 24-Mar-2012 20:15

the tv will be hooked up to an onkyo tsxr608 amp and ill run everything through that to the TV, so will get the onkyo to upscale evrything and pass it to the tv via hdmi.
My HTPC may be fed direct to the tv via hdmi.

any suggestions on another 2D LED LCD thats better bang for buck than a 46d6000??

any suggestions on how to test the TV in store? any test files i could download to a USB and play on the TV to test it?

rhysb

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#599576 24-Mar-2012 20:29

I just picked up the 40" for $980 to use in the family room. It's a great little tv once you turn all the rubbish off.

I'm running it off a HTPC.

supasparky

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#599577 24-Mar-2012 20:33

980? where from?

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#599578 24-Mar-2012 20:35

supasparky: JB are doing them for 1350, they look so damn good compared to the other TV's (even the 40" looked great compared to the others)

very tempted to get this unless someone can recommend a better TV for less...

whats the difference between this and the 6600? the sales guy said something about scan speed but dont know...

any suggestions???

Can't comment on the differences, but I bought the 40" 6000 model last week, and it's very nice for the price (150 flybuys points, $999, 3d glasses included). Picture quality is excellent for the price as far as I'm concerned. One thing I think happens is the black levels vary by content. Not a big fan of this cheat but get a plasma if you don't like it.

Audio is sufficient, who'd expect hifi from slim line speakers anyway? External speakers is the solution.

The online services are a bit tragic, but I'm not using that anyway.

I've ordered an ultrathin wall mount, so this is going to look like a picture frame hanging on the wall when finished.

I don't see how tv's can get cheaper. Perhaps the improvements on existing technology has matured, and you'll need to wait for OLED or something to get better .

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#599582 24-Mar-2012 20:47

Noel Leemings in Albany.

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supasparky

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#599583 24-Mar-2012 20:52

EDIT EDIT EDIT>>

sorry the model was a 46D6003 (note the 6003 not 6000)

supasparky

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#599599 24-Mar-2012 21:52

maybe one of these would be better?

Panasonic Viera TH-P42ST30Z
??

bfginger

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#599637 24-Mar-2012 23:13

Yes, it's available for $1,328.

But plasmas aren't ideal for heavy use as a computer monitor, if that was the idea.

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#599708 25-Mar-2012 11:55

You might want to hold off purchasing a Samsung LED tv. Noel Leeming have just released pricing on their website for the new 2012 lineup.

supasparky

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#599810 25-Mar-2012 18:38

about half an hour too late.

ok so no worries... Noels doesnt have a comparible TV cheaper... they have the higher spec ones at a (much) higher price.
so im still happy.

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#599842 25-Mar-2012 20:15

gmball: You might want to hold off purchasing a Samsung LED tv. Noel Leeming have just released pricing on their website for the new 2012 lineup.

No details as yet , but if they are the same style as the ones just released in the US , apparently the LED's are almost 4" deep

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#599957 25-Mar-2012 23:17

gmball: You might want to hold off purchasing a Samsung LED tv. Noel Leeming have just released pricing on their website for the new 2012 lineup.

Pricing but next to no specs or pictures...
'Special order' only - I don't think that's going to win them any sales quite yet.
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