Is a 52" LCD that much noticable bigger then a 46" LCD
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I would say yes. I was in the exact same position just a short month ago and before that 2 years ago. My 1st purchase of an LCD was between a 37" and a 40". I went with the 40 and was very happy I did. When our 40" went into the bedroom and we were looking for a TV room replacement it was between the 46" and the 52". So we were looking at 6 more inches or a whole foot. You may not initially notice a big difference in the store because there are so many sets side by side, but when you get it home you'll really see how nice a large screen looks. (if you have the space) Now that we have a 52" I feel like a 60" would be just fine at my home. I ended up with a Samsung LN52A630. Its a very nice set with the 120HZ process rate and I got a very good deal on it. If I had not gotten a deal on the set and had to choose between a 46" with the 120HZ and a 52" without it,,, I'd go with the 52". I think you'll really like seeing a BIG impressive picture. Good luck.
2032326
PS. I would appreciate it if you could post whether or not you're able to adjust the 42" picture to your satisfaction.
1722457
yeah 4" diagonally , i actually bought the 50" version of that tv but returned and got me a the LG 55LM8600 55" Class LED 240 hz Cinema 3D Smart TV for a total of 1,200 worth every penny here is a picture of it ... as you can see is frameless like an iphone type of look. copy and paste on address bar http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/71pebK4k4xL._SL1500_.jpg
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When I purchased, I stood back from a 50 and a 52. It was amazing to me how much larger the 52 seemed from a distance of 10-12 feet. I went with the 52.
218564
The 62 series are terrible. They are older models which have poor picture quality and often suffer from horizontal banding issues. Go with the 64 series for sure. I own the 46" 64U series btw.
1062186
Looking at my TV, I would say your dimension mach with my TV. I don't think the 52 will work. If you get 55 inch, the worst case scenario is that you would have to cut the Velcro to have slimmer fit on the frame. Have in mind that Velcro is not the "real" support holding the screen.
1652078
I use it with a PS3 as a tv replacement and so far it has been great. I feel the image quality is better than the one of my previous 46" LCD.
2002226
The further back you put it, the larger the image. However, I have found: a "good" image around 48-52 inch diagonal on a real roll up screen in a very dark room. Anything else I said would be theory.
378596
Need to use the bigger one just a few dollars more but worth it. We used it on a 50 inch LCD seemed a bit flimsy
1627948
At 20 feet you may have a brightness problem. The picture will be too big to get on a screen.
1257870
Yes, I think the LS is. If I looked at the right tv the CS 47" is a LCD tv. The LS4500 is a LED tv which is a thinner tv and the edges around it are smaller so you have more screen. I had a lcd Sony tv that I liked 32". The LED LG tv picture is clearer and brighter to me than any LCD screen I looked at. I would reccommend the LS. Hope this helped you... BC....
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I have a 40 inch and 50 inch. The 40 inch is too small while the 50 inch is great. I don't know how much difference there is between the 46 inch and the 50 inch but there is a huge difference between the 40 and 50 inch. If there is not too much difference in the price I would suggest the 50 inch. I am very happy with that.
457415
We have a 42" TV on our stand, however a 52" would be fine if you are okay with it hanging over the sides a bit. This is a really nice product and we love ours!
2272683
After MUCH watching of this and other 46" and 52" LCDs, IMHO this is the perfect viewing distance for a 46". Others say a 52" is even fine at this distance, but I find that periodically I see things at 10 feet that I don't at 12, so I like 12' for a 52". YMMV
474192
I had the same concerns and similar room configuration, but went with the 52" and very glad that I did. Viewing at 25 degree angle (+/-) no problem for us.
1071376
No, I still have a beautiful picture. My 55" is not quite 3 years old. Sorry.
1579595
not sure what the difference is besides 4 inches! I say always go bigger this is a awesome TV!