The mythical Kuro

[simonali]

I was in a local boozer earlier today and noticed they had a Pioneer plasma on the wall. It was only playing a local radio station. Seemed a shame and I commented as such to the missus who was completely unbothered!

 

[GSB]

:cheers:

 

[Son_of_SJ]

There were several generations of Kuros, and it's only the ninth and last generation models that are really worth being nostalgic about. I don't suppose you could find out about the one in your pub? I have eigth and ninth generation Kuros, and the ninth generation one is definitely better, for detail, for black level, and for being Full HD, as opposed to only HD Ready.

 

[bigboss]

Two possibilities:

1) There may be a fault with the TV's display panel.

2) Someone sold the Pioneer to him to buy a Panasonic.

 

[Deleted member 2457]

Two possibilities: 1) There may be a fault with the TV's display panel. 2) Someone sold the Pioneer to him to buy a Panasonic.

Or 3) It wasn't a Kuro, just an old generation one.

 

[simonali]

Maybe I should've had a question mark at the end of my title, as I have no idea which model it was. I'm no Pioneer spotter! It was in lovely condition, though and didn't have a single mark on the piano black frame. I'd say the frame was about 5cm wide, high gloss black and the screen was recessed maybe 8 or 10mm, if that helps the spotters...?

The display was working, as it had a moving banner on screen showing the station name.