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Old 02-02-2007, 5:28 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Display calibration & the AV Doctor

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Yes I Know there's a specific area on the subject of calibration "grin" but in this case I'm intrested to find out if anyone as used the above named company for display calibration or & audio calibration & were you happy with the results.
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Old 02-02-2007, 11:31 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Yes I Know there's a specific area on the subject of calibration "grin" but in this case I'm intrested to find out if anyone as used the above named company for display calibration or & audio calibration & were you happy with the results.
I have requested a calibration twice and not even had a reply,he says his service is nationwide,but I think that is not true.
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I have requested a calibration twice and not even had a reply,he says his service is nationwide,but I think that is not true.
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Did you get it done else where?

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Old 11-02-2007, 10:08 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Re: Display calibration & the AV Doctor

Hi Alwyn,

I have checked my email and can only find one request for display calibration from yourself which was responded to promptly - you declined due to cost despite the absence of travel charges for a job that would require a 1000 mile round trip.

We have since communicated on other matters not related to calibration which I am still looking in to.

I appologise for responding on the forum to this message however as a small business such an inaccurate posting could have a damaging and completely unfounded effect.

I believe that my credentials are hard to match and references can easily be supplied.

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Re: Display calibration & the AV Doctor

johnr2110 - I was chatting to one of the forum advertisers a couple of weeks ago who happened to mention that AV Doctor had calibrated their display plasmas and what a difference it had made to their performance.
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Old 07-03-2007, 7:05 PM   #6 (permalink)
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Hi Alwyn,

I have checked my email and can only find one request for display calibration from yourself which was responded to promptly - you declined due to cost despite the absence of travel charges for a job that would require a 1000 mile round trip.

We have since communicated on other matters not related to calibration which I am still looking in to.

I appologise for responding on the forum to this message however as a small business such an inaccurate posting could have a damaging and completely unfounded effect.

I believe that my credentials are hard to match and references can easily be supplied.

Regards,

Neil
Hello Neil,
Have only just seen your reply,I did send you two further e mails after the one you mention,but had no reply,if you look at your e mail address on this forum add you will see why you did not get them,you have missed the dot between co and uk
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Old 12-03-2007, 5:20 PM   #7 (permalink)
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Hello Neil,
Have only just seen your reply,I did send you two further e mails after the one you mention,but had no reply,if you look at your e mail address on this forum add you will see why you did not get them,you have missed the dot between co and uk
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Neil lives in Scotland and he's coming to see me in Surrey on Tuesday, Yup Alwyn that's nationwide
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