u/guitarguy35

Seems tough. Superior off angle viewing, blacks and amazing 3 dimensionality, vs raw size.

In this theoretical we are assuming sound is a non issue and can come from directly behind the screens of both. This is purely an image question. This is assuming no panel issues, each is a perfect example of their respective techcnology

I feel like my dream tv would be a 97" QD OLED, but since QD stops at 77" and I'm really looking for a more theater like experience, I'm wondering what you would do if you had the choice. Thank you

I listened to a system yesterday that blew my fucking socks off. It was a headphone called the Susvara, going into an amp called a ferrum oor with a special voltage box regulator thing, he also was running something called a prima luna which was like a tube pre amp, and then he had this dac that had on board eq..

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This yielded the most convincing "real" sounding music I've ever heard in my life. The voices were so organic and real, it was like your ears were the microphone the artist sang into. No veil, nothing, just completely fucking pure. So hyper detailed, but not harsh, crazy spacious.

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Truly, the most convincing reproduction of recorded sound I've ever heard in my life. All he did with EQ is throw a bit of a bass shelf on it and it was fuckin perfect man. Life changing. If you are a fan of live recording especially, wow.. My new white whale. Seriously, unreal.

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It's some of the most remarkable physical and voice acting I've ever seen. To pull off playing someone as iconic and singular as Michael Jackson... And never have it feel like a charicature, is an unbelievable remarkable achievement. Even crazier when you know he's a first time actor.

The kid absolutely nailed it. There were a couple scenes like Beat it Rehearsal and Thriller video shoot where I almost got emotional cause it was like Michael came back to life, for a split second, it actually felt like him.

Magic stuff.