Beovision 6-22 as bedroom TV

I'm wanting a bedroom TV that can be wall mounted. I've got Magic Eye from the downstairs Sky box so will be connecting that to it. So picture quality does not have to be amazing.

What does anyone think? Do I or don't I? I've also got Beotime in the bedroom so it will be nice to integrate that.

Chris Harrison:

I'm wanting a bedroom TV that can be wall mounted. I've got Magic Eye from the downstairs Sky box so will be connecting that to it. So picture quality does not have to be amazing.

What does anyone think? Do I or don't I? I've also got Beotime in the bedroom so it will be nice to integrate that.

I used a 6-23 as a link TV and it had an amazing picture. (Still does, but now freestanding with its own STB).

The 6-22 is a slightly earlier TV and may not have the same spec. of LCD screen. My 6-23 was bought as standard definition as it was originally linked to a standard definition BV5. It is a Beocenter version, but in reality that just added a radio function (no DVD). I think you will need Masterlink to get full control via a Beo4, unless putting the IR blaster on the magic eye can give you enough functionality. (Has anyone tried this?)

 

Graham

 

I have just bought beocenter 6-23 for kitchen connected to new mac mini and main room,excellent tv mounted on wall bracket replaced beocenter 1.

Chris, the Beocentre was a much better picture.

The sound is pretty good too on the 6-23

I've had the 6-22, 6-23 and 6-26 HDMI version. I wouldn't get a 6-22, the picture is really not up modern standards and the sound is only OK by modern standards. The 6-23 is absolutely fantastic for picture and sound. I am going to sell my 6-26 HDMI and get a V1 instead.

We've got a V1 downstairs . It's very good.