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Philips Ambilight
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06-11-2018 11:29am#1
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Well. I wasn't expecting you would do that.Richersounds.ie: Kenny wrote: »Hi Spon Farmer.
Its mounted on the wall on our shopfloor area.
It might be possible to lift it off the wall and take it to our demo room where the lights can be switched off. The lights can not be switched off on the main shopfloor for health and safety reasons.
But can Ambilight really be demonstrated in a well area like that? I has assumed it needs a dark room.0 -
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Hi Spon Farmer.Spon Farmer wrote: »
Well. I wasn't expecting you would do that.Richersounds.ie: Kenny wrote: »Hi Spon Farmer.
Its mounted on the wall on our shopfloor area.
It might be possible to lift it off the wall and take it to our demo room where the lights can be switched off. The lights can not be switched off on the main shopfloor for health and safety reasons.
But can Ambilight really be demonstrated in a well area like that? I has assumed it needs a dark room.
It does work better in a darker room and yes I suppose our shopfloor is too bright to demonstrate the ambilight feature correctly.
Or demo room setup is usually from our top of the range products but as I say there should be no issue in moving the Philips in there to demo.
All you would need to do is let us know which day you would be up to the store and we can have it ready for your arrival.0 -
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I'm not being negative, just questioning and considering.Richersounds.ie: John wrote: »Spon,
..to be honest the audio quality on pretty much every budget flat screen TV is poor - physically it's really difficult to get good audio quality out of a slim cabinet without spending quite a lot on the actual drive units - if terms of specific audio quality on the 6703 I think its significantly better than most of it's peers - however again it would really benefit from a separate soundbar - in terms of wireless speakers - it does not come with wireless speakers and it does not have bluetooth out to allow it to connect to wireless speakers.
On a broader issue, if you search the web you will find that EVERY TV has someone that is unhappy with some specific issue with EVERY TV - to be honest it's a balance, the 6703 is a great TV at a really reasonable price but if you are negative about it prior to purchase then it's probably not for you..
Keep us posted,
ATVB,
John Mc & Crew
I would be more than willing to spend more but the next level of Ambilights start at 55 inches and I'm afraid 50 inch is as big as I can go.
And yes, someone does always have a issue with something. 0 -
No problem, as John says, at that price point the Philips are brilliant TVs.Spon Farmer wrote: »
I'm not being negative, just questioning and considering.Richersounds.ie: John wrote: »Spon,
..to be honest the audio quality on pretty much every budget flat screen TV is poor - physically it's really difficult to get good audio quality out of a slim cabinet without spending quite a lot on the actual drive units - if terms of specific audio quality on the 6703 I think its significantly better than most of it's peers - however again it would really benefit from a separate soundbar - in terms of wireless speakers - it does not come with wireless speakers and it does not have bluetooth out to allow it to connect to wireless speakers.
On a broader issue, if you search the web you will find that EVERY TV has someone that is unhappy with some specific issue with EVERY TV - to be honest it's a balance, the 6703 is a great TV at a really reasonable price but if you are negative about it prior to purchase then it's probably not for you..
Keep us posted,
ATVB,
John Mc & Crew
I would be more than willing to spend more but the next level of Ambilights start at 55 inches and I'm afraid 50 inch is as big as I can go.
And yes, someone does always have a issue with something.
Keep us posted
Kind regards
David0
