I just signed up with Dish Network in December, I wished I would have known the hopper was coming out so soon, because I would have waited. Anyways right now I have 2 722k and just an hd receiver in the basement. Would I just need 1 hopper and 2 joeys? how much would the equipment cost me?
Can someone Pm the info
Thanks alot
Chris
With 5 TVS, you would need 2 Hoppers and 3 Joeys. Free - $199 - Free - Free - Free, under normal cicrumstances.
Contacted Dish 2 weeks ago- they originally quoted me $400 to upgrade to 1 Hopper and 3 Joeys. Patched me through to loyalty customer service- and they dropped down to $350. I've been with Dish for roughly a decade. Moved up to NY from NC and they required me to upgrade to a dual 722 setup. That was in December 2011. I originally had 1-722, and 2-508DVR's. I guess that reset my contract date, even though I had no other option, if I wanted to maintain service with dish.
Today I contact them again, asking to upgrade to 1 hopper and 2 joeys- now the cost is $600 with a new 2 year contract. The guy kindly told me that was a reduced upgrade price. I asked what my contract expiration date was and how much my termination fee was, thinking maybe he'd get the idea to give me a better price. I mean- 2 weeks ago it was $250 dollars less.
I am an existing customer and called Dish for an upgrade from VIP722HD to the Hopper. I only have one tv but I was told I had to have 2 tv's, both HD and had to get a joey with the hopper. Is this true?
I am a DriectTV customer thinking of making the switch to DISH & try out their new Hopper/Joey. But I have noticed their HD picture quality not very good at a couple of my Friends places. They have top of the line TV's. I am very happy with PQ with DirecTV. Not sure if the VIP receivers are the issue and does the Hopper have a better PQ compared to others? I may need 2 Hoppers if I make the switch. Any thoughts on this?
upsss said:If you compare the PQ between DirecTV and Dish on the same TV, the same station, the same program, the same TV input and cable you should not see any significant differences.
Perhaps frame compensation is turned on. I've noticed problems with several channels, and its not the dish/channel, its a setting on the tv. Essentially with 120hz plus tvs, the pq is so crisp that ur eyes don't like it, so you almost have to add noise to the picture.