Baseball is better, and now bigger!!

[aguero90]

Hey guys! Just played my first game on my new tv... its the sharp UQ17 near 4k 80 inch!! One thing even I noticed right away is how much easier it is to see pitches, and react to balls and strikes. What other things does anyone notice on really big screens that help you?

[McPizza]

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Congrats on the big screen!
I've noticed the same thing as you...been playing the show on a 130" home theater screen. Bigger is better!

[seasprite]

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Holy Mother

[kevin_bondra]

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I don't think my 42" plasma qualifies as a "big screen" anymore.

[countryboy]

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Congrats on the new TV!

Glad you have a tv that is making the game "easier" for you to play.

One thing I noticed when I went from smaller to bigger screen was how great the game looked. Getting to see more of the field and like you how much "easier" hitting, fielding, and pitching was

[bscbears99]

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Congrats on the big screen!
I've noticed the same thing as you...been playing the show on a 130" home theater screen. Bigger is better!

Are you willing to adopt???

[aguero90]

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Om man, lol, I thought 80 was big!! I'm assuming you're using a projector? If I had the wall space, I'd do that too. The screens and projector are way cheaper than tv's.

[thaSLAB]

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Om man, lol, I thought 80 was big!! I'm assuming you're using a projector? If I had the wall space, I'd do that too. The screens and projector are way cheaper than tv's.

Congrats on the new TV! It definitely makes a difference... I use a projector as well (125" screen), and in addition to the added detail, there is less display lag than on my large flat-screen TVs.

I actually built and installed everything myself. I've since had offers to build home theaters for friends and colleagues.

Spoiler

This is actually MLB14:

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[PsychoBulk]

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Love the setup Slab.

Next time im over your side of the pond ill drop in for a US/UK Tigers on Tigers game

[BentleyA]

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This is good to hear from the OP!
I am anxiously awaiting a new 65" 4k TV to arrive this saturday. I was assuming it would be easier to see pitches than the current old 50" LCD I have right now, but it is good to hear that confirmed from someone else.
Cant wait!

[aguero90]

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Yeah, and if I can notice it, only being able to see a bit out of my left eye, you'll really notice!!

[Smallville102001]

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Congrats on the new TV! It definitely makes a difference... I use a projector as well (125" screen), and in addition to the added detail, there is less display lag than on my large flat-screen TVs.

I actually built and installed everything myself. I've since had offers to build home theaters for friends and colleagues.

Spoiler

This is actually MLB14:

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Wow now my 37 inch TV fells so small lol.

[thaSLAB]

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Love the setup Slab.

Next time im over your side of the pond ill drop in for a US/UK Tigers on Tigers game

You got it, mate! [emoji106]

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[geisterhome]

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Recently went from a 32'' to 58'' Samsung plus home theater, however reading the posts here my TV almost feels small already lol.

Wondering what size of a TV the other guys around here are using to play The Show?

[countryboy]

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Recently went from a 32'' to 58'' Samsung plus home theater, however reading the posts here my TV almost feels small already lol.

Wondering what size of a TV the other guys around here are using to play The Show?

I actually play on a 32 inch tv. I cannot play video games on big screen tv's. All my consoles are hooked up to either 27 or 32 inch televisions.