Home Theater Made Easy - High Altitude

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Plasma at high altitude: a problem

Plasma Buzz is inherent in the technology.

It's not a good buzz.

PLASMA displays buzz at high altitudes.

Sorry, Denver, Santa Fe, etc.

I have never been high while viewing. I can't confirm this problem personally. But it's a real phenomenon, reported by many, due to the difference in pressure inside and outside the tiny plasma gas filled tubes.

The Plasma display won't work in your private jet. I am so sorry for you. Try a LCD flatscreen instead.

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