Haha... Mine doesn't exhibit such. Though, next sound equipment upgrade will have to be an AVR setup.. Done dealing with HTs. So much for them being simpler. Just plug in all HDMI sources into the AVR, let it sort out the audio and pass video feed on to the TV. A decent one might handle the whole HDMI-CEC thing much better.

might need it this month though. usually the biggest sales is the end of the year? what about merdeka sale? haha

Im selling my unuse desa home voucher if you want.. pm..

Yeah I'm thinking of a Yamaha RX series (Dolby Amplifier). Perhaps maybe I just buy it first and plug in my existing HT speaker to cheapskate first until got budget to buy better speakers hahahaahaha. It sounds dumb though XD. But survey around holy crap tall speakers are so darn expensive (it easily can hit 6k for all 5 plus subwoofer)

EDIT : I do believe the stupid speakers cannot plug in to another amplifier without blowing up though XD

Merdeka sales is not bad, you can find some good deals

This post has been edited by Haruji Sora: Aug 15 2017, 02:46 PM

I strongly advise against connecting HT-specs speakers to an AVR.. For one, most usually ship with proprietary connectors that don't allow for other common connections. For example, my previous Phillips HT 5.1 setup... I'm stuck with perfectly working speakers cuz the main player is broken. Couldn't get it fixed anywhere then. So had to buy a Samsung to match the TV. Did reno and had to cut budget for audio equipment. Just keep using as is till it's time to change.. By then, tech should be more standardized and affordable.

Yea it's definitely better with the latest models. But it's only a slight improvement. Still not enough to push me to bite the bullet.

But I'm in no way saying LED or OLED which is better which is not. Just saying which I preferred.

At the end of the day both are fantastic pieces of tech with their own pros and cons. Just go for whichever works and suits best for you and you will hardly go wrong.

People bickering and arguing which is better is like those same stupid arguments like pc gaming vs console gaming, PlayStation vs Xbox or not too long ago curved tv vs flat.

Why can't everyone just be thankful we even have these choices to make in the first place. Sheesh.

I've seen the mu6100 and tbh I can't tell it apart from the ku6000 apart from the different tv stand.

If it's both of these TVs you are looking at get the ku6000 and use whatever money you save on a nice dinner. PQ is identical.

Try pump a bit more for MU6300 ... MU6300 more colorful.

I thought MU6300 is the curved version of MU6100, are both different?
There is nothing exciting about the MU series this year from Samsung, picture quality is really average. Still hard to decide on the right 65" flat TV to buy for below RM10k.

i thought so too 😅

Curve meh?
I saw few stores... MU6300 are non curve le... even few reviews too. But of coz review are got curve version.

When I making comparison between, MU6000 vs MU6100 and MU6300. MU6300 colors are richer.

Sample non curve MU6300:
http://4k.com/tv/samsung-mu6300-4k-hdr-tv-...300-un75mu6300/

Bro.. at US mu6300 equivalent to mu6100 here. Same goes ku6300 there equivalent ku6000 here...

But I'm very sure, there's 2 different model being displayed in Malaysia.
I checked in 1U, lying side by side, MU6100 and MU6300. Two different model. Not as MU6300 in US while MU6100 in Malaysia.
Maybe MU6300 is a flat screen in US while MU6300 is Curved Screen in Malaysia.

If u says MU6300 = KU6300, this undestandable.

Even in Samsung Malaysia webpage, it shows 2 different model. MU6100 and MU6300 curve.
http://www.samsung.com/my/tvs/uhd-tv/

Confused betul but i do see these 2 models being shown and displayed in local stores...

Can view here.. scroll to bottom.. the hv equivalent tv series name table..

http://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/samsung/mu6300

Don't check the models from other countries, we don't get a lot of those TV models available at other countries unfortunately. We can only check the review as the reference, however the specs might be different. Below is the MU6300 for Malaysia:

http://www.samsung.com/my/tvs/uhdtv-mu6300/UA65MU6300KXXM/

from the review, its the equivalent model difference is the name. Something like Honda and Acura... toyota and scion... different name for different region.

Hi, my 5 years old samsung tv started to produce softer sound, and if i tune it up it will sound broken. is this repairable and how do i look for the service? (out of warranty)

use for 5 years without any problem?

not bad.. mostly I see around 3years+ already gone case

You are referring to Samsung TV only or all other brands as well. My own experience is Samsung is the worst, my Pana Plasma still perfectly fine after 9 years and my LG LED still like new after 3 years. Samsung LED both display panel and speakers got problem after 5 years.

Still searching for my new 65" flat TV, so difficult to decide on the right one

My old samsung already used up 6 years before pass to my Tenant recently,This old samsung age should be 7 years this year, still perfect condition.
Then I get a new Samsung Smart TV for my own