Product Description : Mitsubishi WD-73837 73-Inch

With picture perfomance that outpaces todays smaller flat panels, Mitsubishi Home Theater TVs offer a larger than life, intensely vivid viewing experience. In screen sizes ranging from 60 inches to 82 inches, Mitsubishi Home Theater TVs define the large screeen entertainment category by offering incomparable value and stronger performance than smaller flat panel televisions!

Customer Reviews : Mitsubishi WD-73837 73-Inch

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This TV was a replacement for a 62"" Toshiba HDTV from late 2005. The Toshiba had been calibrated employing a DVD calibration disc (and the colour filters that go together with the DVD) fed into the element video inputs.

First of all, 73"" could be a dramatic accelerate from with regards to something you'll have seen in need of a front projection got wind of (Mitsu, however, currently goes even one larger, 82"", if you've got the lounge land.) it's regarding 1"" less deep than the outgoing Toshiba -- however this implies it'll need a minimum of 12"" a lot of distance from the wall (or no matter is behind it) behind it than ""flat screen"" HDTVs that sometimes need 3"" to 6"" of rear clearance. In our case the 73837 is in an exceedingly massive family area and it doesn't eat up an objectionable quantity of land.

Second, the ""super thin"" frame and really low base, create the TV, when off, not overwhelm the area the manner the Toshiba with its facet speakers and high base looked as if it would do.

Third, the image, out of the box is unhealthy, correction, not simply unhealthy, it had been horrible. it's set to a preference referred to as ""Brilliant."" Mitsubishi WD setting ought to be referred to as ""blaring,"" or ""blooming"" or ""garish"" -- it's therefore over-bright, over-blue and over-saturated it's unbearable -- however concern not.

Fourth, the screen is non-reflective, that means that you simply will watch this TV with the lights on within the area, though i am unable to imagine seriously watching this ""Theater"" with ambient area lighting something abundant over ""way dim.