@@dazzaw4681 this means a lot, thank you. I'm trying hard to grow this channel now. I want everyone to come together. Thanks for watching 😊

Welcome to the channel! I am wanting to do the same thing. I am happy to see people talking about it. We have gotten to the point where mini led backlighting is offering 90% of oleds contrast in my eyes. But I feel OLED can't hit anywhere near that brightness. What size Bravia 9 did you get and what size was your a90j?

From 55" to 75" so the added size is making a huge difference as well. Letterbox bars aren't bothersome anymore and I still have plenty of picture to look at. No need for a bias light or anything just a dark room and centered from 6 feet away. Before the A90J I had a LG OLED and the A90J proved to me that the scene apl is critical. That's partly why I was drawn to it because Sony recognized higher apl images had been neglected for too long and they didn't try to chase the biggest number possible for highlight detail like the others. I think Sony knows all this that's why they said "cinema is coming home" like they are finally able to give us what we always wanted.

@@444chroma I imagine the immersion is vastly improved. And the brightness should "project" the image into the room more along with the size. I'll be going from a 65 inch to an 85 inch in my home theater. And I think you're definitely right. The fact they're able to get so close to their reference monitor and the grading for it truly does bring cinema home. I'm excited for where we are as a technology. Remember about 10 or so years ago when 4k was really just starting and HDR really wasn't a concept yet? It's crazy

Thanks for the comment and welcome to the channel! ☺️ I agree completely. After having my OLED for 3 years, I'm ready to go back.

@@SpencersStuffTV go for the bravia 9 or the qn95d

@@checarlos956214 that's the plan! I'm leaning toward the 85 inch Bravia 9

@@peachesmom12 what's your price range?

Hey! Sorry I missed your comment. MWave was fantastic. I got to experience the best OLEDs from Samsung, Sony, and LG, along with the Bravia 9 and TCL QM8. I am posting a review on the Bravia 9 soon. The other stuff there was incredible. I saw systems I will never be able to afford, but man, talk about incredible. Definitely recommend going next year if you can. You won't be disappointed.

@@SpencersStuffTV I knew you'd swing back eventually. I look forward to the video! I'm still loving this TV. There is no perfect TV but if you are lucky you find the one which will bother you the least

@@444chroma I just posted it at noon! Feel free to check it out! And I'm so excited to get it man. Just a bit tight on money right now due to wedding stuff lol. Getting married in October

@@SpencersStuffTV You really nailed it on this new video. I know it's tough sometimes to talk about products that I'm excited about lol without sounding like a giddy kid. But this was excellent. Glad that you got to confirm it's what you want. I had to buy the 75 B9 blind but it paid off. I knew enough about what I wanted and what Sony and others were saying about it that gave me enough confidence. Congrats to you and the future Mrs btw!!! I bet she will love it too

I agree completely! And there are other flaws as well. I'm tired of mini led getting a bad rap for blooming when there are plenty out there that are fantastic

@@Edin8140 glad you felt how I did. There are a lot of people out there like us who have a very different use case. And our eye/brain wants reality for creators intent.

I get it to an extent. Usually that live sound comes by taking something out of the frequency response. There are purists out there... I am not one of them. I think it pulls the emotion out of it