Got my 940C in and mounted on Friday. I'll add my findings throughout the day. Overall, I'm pretty impressed with it. For now using Cinema Pro. Some adjustments to Brightness and contrast, but overall I can see how people would be happy out of the box. Looking at 1/8 for a full calibration.
Key Specs:
I mounted the TV with the SnapAV SM-T-XL mount. While this is a great mount, it is not the best choice for the new Sonys because of their VESA pattern. While 400X300 which the Snap supports, the mounting holes are placed very low on the back of the TV. This caused the rails to be visible on the bottom. We had to drill a hole in the rails so they wouldn't be visible. The TV is also very bottom heavy because of the speakers which makes the TV want to pull down towards the wall. Got it working, but it was a pain. Very heavy set.
Set up:
Directv HR44, BDP-S7200 BD Player, ROKU4 all run into Yamaha CX-A5100 with High Speed HDMI cables using a Rotel 1095 five Channel Amp with XLR. Wharfedale Jade 7 L/C/R, Dual Sunfire HRS12 subs, and Axiom Surrounds.
Start Up/Out of the Box Settings:
Once turned on, it probably took 3-5 minutes to get to the Bouncing Droid shapes andnother 5 minutes there. Once warmed up , I was met with the update firmware screen. Probably took another 30-40 minutes to update the firmware. Success there.
Video: Initial picture settings was "Standard". Looked almost Vivid/Dynamic. Way to bright and oversaturated. Immediately went to Cinema Pro. Big difference. The average home consumer would probably be satisfied with it.
Audio: The TV itself has side mounted speakers. Watching TV early in the morning, I don't use the surround sound. Sound through the TVs speakers are some of the best I've ever heard. Realy rich and enveloping sound.
3D: Watched my first 3D movie in this set; Terminator Genisys. Absolutely stunning performance. Excellent picture with absoliutely ZERO crosstalk. First TV that's never had any crosstalk for me. Loved it.
Video: Post Calibration:
I am looking at January 8th for a full calibration. More after that.
Key Specs:
- Display Type: LED (Full Array w/Local Dimming
- Native Panel Refresh Rate: 120Hz
- Number of HDMI Inputs: 4
- Number of USB Port(s): 3
- Screen Size: 74.5 inches
- Digital Tuner: Yes
- HDR Support: Yes
- HDMI 2.0a/HDCP 2.2
- 3D: Active (1080p)
I mounted the TV with the SnapAV SM-T-XL mount. While this is a great mount, it is not the best choice for the new Sonys because of their VESA pattern. While 400X300 which the Snap supports, the mounting holes are placed very low on the back of the TV. This caused the rails to be visible on the bottom. We had to drill a hole in the rails so they wouldn't be visible. The TV is also very bottom heavy because of the speakers which makes the TV want to pull down towards the wall. Got it working, but it was a pain. Very heavy set.
Set up:
Directv HR44, BDP-S7200 BD Player, ROKU4 all run into Yamaha CX-A5100 with High Speed HDMI cables using a Rotel 1095 five Channel Amp with XLR. Wharfedale Jade 7 L/C/R, Dual Sunfire HRS12 subs, and Axiom Surrounds.
Start Up/Out of the Box Settings:
Once turned on, it probably took 3-5 minutes to get to the Bouncing Droid shapes andnother 5 minutes there. Once warmed up , I was met with the update firmware screen. Probably took another 30-40 minutes to update the firmware. Success there.
Video: Initial picture settings was "Standard". Looked almost Vivid/Dynamic. Way to bright and oversaturated. Immediately went to Cinema Pro. Big difference. The average home consumer would probably be satisfied with it.
Audio: The TV itself has side mounted speakers. Watching TV early in the morning, I don't use the surround sound. Sound through the TVs speakers are some of the best I've ever heard. Realy rich and enveloping sound.
3D: Watched my first 3D movie in this set; Terminator Genisys. Absolutely stunning performance. Excellent picture with absoliutely ZERO crosstalk. First TV that's never had any crosstalk for me. Loved it.
Video: Post Calibration:
I am looking at January 8th for a full calibration. More after that.
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