aliman5000
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Evening All,
I will be moving into a new house this year and it comes with an ’HDMI plate’ on the wall where the TV will go in the living room. In short this means I can put all AV equipment away in the corner of the room rather than underneath the TV - meaning I can have literally just the TV on the wall, no wires etc.
For this reason I am considering a 77” G1, I‘m not looking at the C1 because the evo screen is what interests me. However...I love the current Hue strips behind my current TV, but with the G series apparently designed to be flush with the wall (rather than a couple of inches off the wall) I was wondering if anyone with a G series uses bias lighting at all? And if so how you make it work?
My other option is a Philips because of the ambiilght obviously, however I would be looking at this years flagship because of the addition of HDMI 2.1, and of course I have no idea how it will measure up performance wise against the LG or even how Philips stacks up now in comparison??
Ultimately I want to keep my bias lighting but just don’t know if this is practical with the LG G series, hence the mention of GX in the thread title because I think the same point applies across the board.
Any real world advice is much appreciated!
I will be moving into a new house this year and it comes with an ’HDMI plate’ on the wall where the TV will go in the living room. In short this means I can put all AV equipment away in the corner of the room rather than underneath the TV - meaning I can have literally just the TV on the wall, no wires etc.
For this reason I am considering a 77” G1, I‘m not looking at the C1 because the evo screen is what interests me. However...I love the current Hue strips behind my current TV, but with the G series apparently designed to be flush with the wall (rather than a couple of inches off the wall) I was wondering if anyone with a G series uses bias lighting at all? And if so how you make it work?
My other option is a Philips because of the ambiilght obviously, however I would be looking at this years flagship because of the addition of HDMI 2.1, and of course I have no idea how it will measure up performance wise against the LG or even how Philips stacks up now in comparison??
Ultimately I want to keep my bias lighting but just don’t know if this is practical with the LG G series, hence the mention of GX in the thread title because I think the same point applies across the board.
Any real world advice is much appreciated!
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