Words are certainly not enough to describe the breathtaking performance of this first-class HDTV from the most respected names in plasma TVs. It is no wonder it is the favorite of serious videophiles who know a great piece of equipment when they see one.

The improvements in this HDTV are evident in the electronics, rather than aesthetics, this ninth-generation plasma in the Kuro line basically looks much like its predecessor – just minimalist frame with glossy finish, detachable speakers and swivel stand – a very clean look what probably by those who preferred distracted from their television viewing aversion. Pioneer reconfigured the menu system and remote control, but it seems the changes made it difficult to access some menus – such as the Image menu, which now takes about four button presses. Together with the smaller and more closely spaced keys, we found no changes in added value to the product.

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The Kuro series is known for its deep blacks and the Pioneer KURO PDP-6020FD certainly does not disappoint in this aspect. Truly exceptional blacks are rendered, so the screen to life with deeper and richer colors. Even shadow details that are usually lost in ordinary HDTVs are observable in this TV.

Improving ASIC video processing and scaling offers excellent video rendering and interlacing of different video sources. Also Blu-ray Discs – HDTVs often problematic because of the lower rate of 24fps, in which the discs are recorded – are beautiful in this TV does not show the usual scale and jerky movements that are quite charming. This set really delivers smooth, realistic images that are simply unparalleled in plasma TV.

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, the sound is a bit off in some cases distract the audience see – One of the things that can stand improvement is the color accuracy. Another negative thing is the limited tweaking – which are dedicated videophiles would be annoying. Specialized controls for adjusting the color temperature and sharpening images are almost de rigueur in this class of HDTVs, Pioneer and wrong for not including these options.

This is certainly Kuro packed with features, as is expected from a high-end HDTV. One would certainly not complain complain about the lack of connectivity with this HDTV, as it must have four HDMI v1.3 ports, one USB port, a PC connection and an Ethernet interface that allows the TV to a home network link. Burn-in issues by the Screen Protection System, which you several features to protect control are addressed possible image burn-in. It also has SRS audio technology for sound reproduction that matches the clarity of the screen images.

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For video and film enthusiasts who value the deepest black possible HDTVs, this Kuro delivers definitely that and more, ultimately, consumers new experiences in television. Of course depends if you have money to burn in this expensive set.

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