Rolling Calf
Novice Member
So, I recently upgraded 10 year old Sony plasma 32" to an LG C9 55". All well and good. The new TV is fantastic at the things I love, movies and sport. Thing is my living space is large but open plan; kitchen, dining, living room. The TV is visible from pretty much everywhere. While this is great when there are a dozen people over watching the Arsenal game it's not so good when a couple of kids want to watch cartoons from 3 feet away from the screen while adults are conversing 15 feet away on the sofas, cos then the huge Transformer Robots loom over everything and are a big distraction. How can I solve this? I don't want to have another smaller tv in the same space (what's the point?) Also, I don't want to banish the kids to another room.
Why isn't there a 'small' setting on a big T.V? Would be pretty easy to build in you would think. Would also be useful for when I just want to catch up on the news but don't need a twice lifesize head leaning into the room where my partner is having a chat with a couple of friends. Home cinema if you haven't got a dedicated cinema room is turning me off, after all, you wouldn't go to your multiplex to see the regional weather report. Am I alone?
Why isn't there a 'small' setting on a big T.V? Would be pretty easy to build in you would think. Would also be useful for when I just want to catch up on the news but don't need a twice lifesize head leaning into the room where my partner is having a chat with a couple of friends. Home cinema if you haven't got a dedicated cinema room is turning me off, after all, you wouldn't go to your multiplex to see the regional weather report. Am I alone?