Turbe
07-09-2008, 01:08 PM
Conclusion
The 6020FDs introduction poised many challenges for Pioneer. Could Pioneer improve on a series that
has won more awards than I have fingers to count? Could Pioneer drop the minimum luminance level of
a PDP that to date, no other manufacturer has yet equaled or surpassed? Could Pioneer create a PDP
that expresses a voluptuous color pallet that is second to none? Is it possible? Overall, I would have to
say yes. The 6020FD will quench any potential owner’s thirst for unparallelled picture quality like no
other display I’ve encountered. Mouthwatering colors, mystifying black levels coupled with mindboggling
contrast dynamics. Unfortunately, the 6020FD is not without flaws: soft SD PQ performance,
paltry number of user picture controls….especially on a $5,500 TV, A/V picture mode performance
(minus Movie and Optimum mode) that you would expect on a Vizio, Olevia, or other cheap <censored>
display. However, the 6020FDs overall presentation in Movie mode is second to none. I’ll end this on a
Will Smith quote from Independence Day:
“I have GOT to get me one of these!!!!”
Click to Read More (http://www.controlcal.com/reviews/d-nice/pdp-6020fd/D-Nice_Review_1.html) (Note: There are formatting issues from the pdf-to-html conversion. If you Register on this Forum, you can download the original pdf formatted Review attached below).
Full Review attached below (pdf).
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The 6020FDs introduction poised many challenges for Pioneer. Could Pioneer improve on a series that
has won more awards than I have fingers to count? Could Pioneer drop the minimum luminance level of
a PDP that to date, no other manufacturer has yet equaled or surpassed? Could Pioneer create a PDP
that expresses a voluptuous color pallet that is second to none? Is it possible? Overall, I would have to
say yes. The 6020FD will quench any potential owner’s thirst for unparallelled picture quality like no
other display I’ve encountered. Mouthwatering colors, mystifying black levels coupled with mindboggling
contrast dynamics. Unfortunately, the 6020FD is not without flaws: soft SD PQ performance,
paltry number of user picture controls….especially on a $5,500 TV, A/V picture mode performance
(minus Movie and Optimum mode) that you would expect on a Vizio, Olevia, or other cheap <censored>
display. However, the 6020FDs overall presentation in Movie mode is second to none. I’ll end this on a
Will Smith quote from Independence Day:
“I have GOT to get me one of these!!!!”
Click to Read More (http://www.controlcal.com/reviews/d-nice/pdp-6020fd/D-Nice_Review_1.html) (Note: There are formatting issues from the pdf-to-html conversion. If you Register on this Forum, you can download the original pdf formatted Review attached below).
Full Review attached below (pdf).
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