This service will ensure your video displays are performing at their peak capability. High quality test equipment is used to achieve the optimal results from your display and associated video sources. It will also find any failed components that may exist so you can have them repaired under warranty.  Tools of the same quality used in Hollywood and proprietary methods will be used to ensure you will get the best possible image.  Please contact us before purchasing your equipment if you want the best results because all products are not able to benefit from this service and some will have better results than others. Experience with service mode access on many displays including Brillian (factory authorized calibrator), Hitachi, JVC, Mitsubishi, Optoma, Panasonic, Pioneer, Qualia, RCA, Samsung, Sony and Toshiba will be used when necessary to achieve the desired results. 

The process includes detailed setup of your source devices including helping you with those pesky cables. Without this your DVD player, Blu-Ray player or HTPC is more than likely improperly configured for your system. This will include proper adjustment of the source or custom calibration of that input on the display when that is necessary. 

The setup will also include a review of the cabling, room lighting, viewing positions and source material relative to your desires. A proper video setup must also include a review of your viewing habits along with the capabilities of your equipment relative to film and video reproduction standards.

The Photo Research PR-670 used by AccuCal is a requirement for accurate color management system (CMS) adjustment found in many high quality displays including Pioneer Elite plasmas, Sim2 projectors, Sony projectors, BenQ projectors and Marantz projectors.  Measuring primaries and secondaries with high accuracy is a very difficult task.  Only very high quality instruments can do this such that your image will look as lifelike as possible.  Displays with xvYCC primaries are also very difficult to work with and require this level of equipment to achieve predictable results.  Understanding how these adjustments effect all colors is also critical to obtaining the best results possible.