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3 Reviews For Sony KV-32FQ80

  • dannywu 19th Jan 2004

    Reviewer rating: 3.5 stars


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    Not sure if anyone else had this experience but I have recently noticing that the screen "flick off" then back on in about 1 second...every now and then... it looks as if someone switch it off and quickly back on...

    anyone?

    Also, when watching DVD with scenes in complete blackness, I still notice there is an irregular "wave" sweeping from left to right (unlike the old problem with the FQ75 which they replaced for free)...

    Any ideas?

  • Square eyes. 25th Mar 2003

    Reviewer rating: 2.5 stars


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    I was looking for a 32" Widescreen TV to replace my ageing Sony 4*3 format telly. It was a natural choice to go for another Sony, especially as I had such good service from my old set. What a shock, in all formats that the 32FQ80 telly could display, all horizontal lines were bent. Barrel distortion big time. The sound was very hissy on sibilant consonants. I was so disappointed that the suppliers replaced it with another 32FQ80 the very next day. I was sure that this would be the solution, mayb ...

  • Guitarz. Rank: Lance Corporal 12th Nov 2002

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Tired of the digital artifacts found on other TVs featuring the much raved pixel plus and other digital treatments I went to review this TV set without big hopes.
    After just a few minutes I was amazed of the quality and definition of the image without any noticeable digital artifacts from the DRC-MF. Fast Action scenes don't leave pixelated trails behind like in pixel plus sets and digital noise isn't generated from the adding of information.
    The sands in the Star Wars Pod Race scene are free ...