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Sony KV32LS60

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Old 13-01-2003, 6:00 PM   #1
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Sony KV32LS60

I have just purchased a Sony KV32LS60 and I find that the picture on Sky channels is quite grainy and the picture not very sharp. I am comparing this to my 7 year old Sony Triniton which was a much better picture. I used all the original cables from the old set. Does a decent scart lead make a real difference with the picture? There is also quite a loud hum from the top of the set. Is this normal? Thanks.
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I have just purchased a Sony KV32LS60 and I find that the picture on Sky channels is quite grainy and the picture not very sharp. I am comparing this to my 7 year old Sony Triniton which was a much better picture.
This is the 100hz scanrate of your TV showing up the poor compression of the Sky broadcast. I was disappointed when I had my first 100hz TV and watched Sky on it for the first time. Put on a channel with a decent quality compression (Premier Widescreen, Five (sometimes), Premiership Plus) and you'll see the difference.

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I used all the original cables from the old set. Does a decent scart lead make a real difference with the picture?
It may sharpen the image a bit. I tried my IXOS SCART on my digibox and it didn't make much difference.

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There is also quite a loud hum from the top of the set. Is this normal?
Most, if not all TV's hum. Depends if it gets on your nerves or not. My LS60 buzzes as soon as I turn it on but the buzz goes after a couple of minutes. You could change your TV for a new one and find the it buzzes louder than your old one.
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