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bull3964 posted:It took a crazy amount of hours of letterboxed content on rting's long term test of the 6 series to even have a hint of differential aging on full screen slides. For the most part, it's never going to be an issue. Could you link that one? I just see their burn in tests that just have CNN on all day at max brightness.
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Okay, seems reasonable. I got this tv for pretty much nothing so if it burns in within 2 or 3 years then whatever and I’ll go back to a cheap rear end Roku LED. I’ll enjoy it for now without worry.
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May 6, 2024 00:11
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Matt Zerella posted:You’ll be fine, enjoy the TV! I use my Mister on my C1 all the time in 4:3 and everything’s fine. Do you use any scanline filters? I’m considering using the Trinitron one on my Analogue Pocket docked but maybe not since I don’t like how much darker and smaller it makes the image.
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Do any places offer tv insurance, including for burn in, even if you didn't buy the tv from them? I know Best Buy has the best coverage but I didn't buy from them and they don't offer it for purchases elsewhere.
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