(08-19-2018, 05:12 PM)imtheblkranger Wrote:

(08-19-2018, 03:20 PM)Jags Wrote: I personally would go with better picture over size.  But, do your homework on the 4K TVs.  Not all are created equal from my understanding.   In the 5-800 range I’m not sure how much of a benefit you’d get from 4K unless you have the programming.  Very little is being broadcasted in 4K.  Unless you stream 4K stuff not much from the providers will be in 4K.  Don’t get me wrong, it’ll still look good.  That being said, the higher end 4K TVs can do a better job of upscaling the HD content to give you quite a nice picture.  I’m not an expert in this by any means.  Just a few things I’ve learned when I asked the sales guy why the 2 Samsung’s were both 4K and same size why the one was so much more expensive.  Congrats on the flood and getting a man cave out of it.

(08-19-2018, 03:40 PM)hb1148 Wrote: In my opinion better picture is about better contrast and projection TVs can't come close to a good LED or similar tech.

That's kind of how I'm leaning. A 55-60" tv isnt exactly small either. I have a 55" Samsung and it's beautiful. As a cord cutter, the Smart TV feature is beneficial as well instead of plugging q computer into the projector.

As for the actual 4K display, I intend to game on it from time to time with my Xbox One X as well.

And yeah, crappy situation that turned positive for sure. Putting a bar down there was actually my wife's idea too. Guess the only trade off I'll have to make is splitting the decor with a Cowboys fan.... almost not worth it lol

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(08-19-2018, 03:37 PM)jagibelieve Wrote: What is this basement that you speak of?

This is the first basement water I've ever had in my life. I cant imagine how much a basement in Jax would flood lol

One of the benefits of living up North. (I also like snow)