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NEWS: Loewe announce 77-inch 4K Dolby Vision OLED TV
vaktmestern
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Attractive price 
for a 77" Oled
for a 77" Oled
raymondo77
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Not sure how the existence of a Bild 7.77 is news today. At least one forum member ordered theirs over a month ago.
Surely the leader should be the price; it's far and away the cheapest 77" OLED to date.
Surely the leader should be the price; it's far and away the cheapest 77" OLED to date.
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vaktmestern
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steelman1991
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Mensy
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Nah 2017 panel
So no 3D ?
steelman1991
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Nope.
Mensy
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Well i wonder how they are at least £7000 cheaper. Hope you enjoy yours mate. Im years away from being able to afford a 77" Oled
It's odd, but it's great that large tv prices are moving in the right direction!
The problem with my house is that the lounge and tv room are on the first floor and there's a limit to what I can get up the stairs. There is a window at the front with a double opener that is 1500mm on the diagonal that would probably allow for a tv no taller than 1400mm. After this point the dining room would have to be sacrificed to accommodate a larger tv! pfffft we eat in there less than once a month anyway and only when we have more than 6 of us at one time for dinner as we have a table in the kitchen. Gets used for drying clothes and dumping stuff more than anything. The missus may have other ideas!
I'm waiting for an OLED or similar that is flexible enough to be rolled up like carpet! Imagine how much easier and cheaper it would be to transport!
Sometimes I've daydreamed buying the neighbours garage thats next to ours and knocking both of them through into a cinema room. Though that was just after I'd seen an 120" screen and PJ in a dedicated home cinema mock up with 2 rows of cinema seating. If only I'd been better at football!
The problem with my house is that the lounge and tv room are on the first floor and there's a limit to what I can get up the stairs. There is a window at the front with a double opener that is 1500mm on the diagonal that would probably allow for a tv no taller than 1400mm. After this point the dining room would have to be sacrificed to accommodate a larger tv!
pfffft we eat in there less than once a month anyway and only when we have more than 6 of us at one time for dinner as we have a table in the kitchen. Gets used for drying clothes and dumping stuff more than anything. The missus may have other ideas!I'm waiting for an OLED or similar that is flexible enough to be rolled up like carpet! Imagine how much easier and cheaper it would be to transport!
Sometimes I've daydreamed buying the neighbours garage thats next to ours and knocking both of them through into a cinema room. Though that was just after I'd seen an 120" screen and PJ in a dedicated home cinema mock up with 2 rows of cinema seating. If only I'd been better at football!
vaktmestern
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steelman1991
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Should be a proud owner this time tomorrow - can't wait.
mark800
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Wow! Pics pics pics.
steelman1991
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Send me your camera and I'll take all the pictures you want
.But here's a wee teaser that'll need to keep you going till tomorrow
mark800
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Great to see two subs in operation too!Send me your camera and I'll take all the pictures you want
But here's a wee teaser that'll need to keep you going till tomorrow
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steelman1991
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Been a cracking upgrade, really fills the room and lifts the whole sound stage to a new level - especially with really well mastered Atmos/DTSX track - shakes the damned foundations at times - lovely.
Thinking of adding a Lumagen to the equation to get as much out of the set as possible - we'll see
The Luggage
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Thinking of adding a Lumagen to the equation to get as much out of the set as possible - we'll see
Sorry about the off-topic, but if you mean to add a Lumagen to get the most out of the oled, it might be best to check first how you can use it on the tv.
Apparently it is currently not possible use a LUT (not even the Lumagen Pro) in the HDR-mode of (at least some) televisions. The problem seems to be that the tv does not have a mode without tone or gamut mapping.
http://www.avsforum.com/forum/40-ol...tv-thread-no-price-talk-147.html#post53321546 (and later posts bij ConnecTeddd)
eeColor processor - ArgyllCMS - Page 21 - AVS Forum | Home Theater Discussions And Reviews
You can use the LUT for SDR content.
And while I’m off topic (but it does concern a 77 inch 2017 oled). There currently seems to be a “LG weekend” sale in Austrian Media Markt stores, that lasts until the 6th of June. Some seriously reduced prices there, like 9.999 euro for the LG 77G7 (they also had the 65B7 for about 2.777 euro, but it seems to be sold out). So there seems to be some headroom for the LG 77 inch price to drop.
steelman1991
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Saw that earlier - but I'm being guided by my guru's, Steve Kemp and Dan at the Movie Rooms, on this and I trust both of them implicitly. I'm sure if there are any issues I will be well informed prior to making a purchase. in fact having had some preliminary discussions, neither have flagged anything at all that might cause an issue with this particular set - don't know about others mind you.
steelman1991
Prominent Member
Today's the day! Has it arrived yet?
It has - mother and child are doing well
Stunning - simply stunning - picture out the box is absolutely superb.
Pictures to follow - have to nip out for a few hours.
Have I said how stunning it is - Al 'the Sony zealot' can stick his A1 where the sun doesn't shine
By the way its stunning ......................................... fabulously rich and detailed picture, right out the box. I wonder what magic Steve will bring to this set with a calibration ................... oh and the addition of a Lumagen.
mark800
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Brilliant news. I am so pleased for you.It has - mother and child are doing well
Stunning - simply stunning - picture out the box is absolutely superb.
Pictures to follow - have to nip out for a few hours.
Have I said how stunning it is - Al 'the Sony zealot' can stick his A1 where the sun doesn't shine
By the way its stunning ......................................... fabulously rich and detailed picture, right out the box. I wonder what magic Steve will bring to this set with a calibration ................... oh and the addition of a Lumagen.
Are you going to stick my A1 where the sun doesn't shine too?
A light controlled room is quite important for getting the best PQ from such a high end set as the A1 - very nice of @steelman1991 to remind owners of this fact. Such a gent [emoji1]Brilliant news. I am so pleased for you.
Are you going to stick my A1 where the sun doesn't shine too?
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