Multiple TV setups

[rocky_warrior]

Ok, how many scoopers have multiple TVs in one room? 

I think @Mr. Nielsen has mentioned having a couple.  @DoctorV Just mentioned having 3. 

I've got a 3 TV setup (70" + 2x 50"), I helped @spiral97 setup 4 in his basement last year.

Who else is rockin' the sports bar in their house?

[The Sultan]

My TV can be split into as many as four screens. I have done that once.

[Galway Eagle]

For March madness I bring the upstairs to down to the living room and take our outdoor tv in as well. But nothing permanent. The "man cave" is more of a classic speakeasy meets pub vibe so no screens allowed in there.

[CreightonWarrior]

For March madness I bring the upstairs to down to the living room and take our outdoor tv in as well. But nothing permanent. The "man cave" is more of a classic speakeasy meets pub vibe so no screens allowed in there.

This is what I do as well. One of the benefits of the streaming era.

[Mr. Nielsen]

Yes, I have two. 55 inch and 42 inch. This is a set up in the den, not the living room, year round.

It becomes wild, since I have You Tube TV and I have multview going. I wish the feature would happen soon in where you can pick your games.

[Skatastrophy]

My TV can be split into as many as four screens. I have done that once.

YoutubeTV can do this

https://support.google.com/youtubetv/answer/13418774?hl=en

So just get a bigger TV imo

[#UnleashSean]

One big one, one smaller one at the bar, two more on opposing wall, two on the long wall, one biggish one by pool table.


Only two are actually great tv's. The rest were picked from Facebook and could be anything from a tcl to a Sony.

[rocky_warrior]

Only two are actually great tv's. The rest were picked from Facebook and could be anything from a tcl to a Sony.

I'm not a "great tv" snob.  All my recent ones are "budget" 4k TVs of some type.  I don't have a problem with any of their pictures.

[reinko]

I'm not a "great tv" snob.  All my recent ones are "budget" 4k TVs of some type.  I don't have a problem with any of their pictures.

Loyal TCL/Roku guy here, great panels and a great price point.  Just be mindful not to get the ones with Google OS, trash software IMHO.

[rocky_warrior]

Loyal TCL/Roku guy here, great panels and a great price point.  Just be mindful not to get the ones with Google OS, trash software IMHO.

I like Roku, that's my main.  I have a few Fire TVs, they're OK.  Have a Pioneer Xumo TV - good picture, decent sound (even without a soundbar), but the interface is awful.  I plug an extra fireTv stick into that one (but it was a $300 65" TV, so I don't really care).