How does one find a good ISF in their area?

[DLA]

As my prior post indicated I purchased a Mitz WS55315 55" to be delivered today...it's 1:37 am right now...like a kid on Xmas eve night....anyway I have done some internet searches for ISF in this area and come up zero...I live in Mesa, AZ, so how do I find a good ISF tech I can trust....and how do I know he really did the job...I know that sounds weird, but still other then a better picture, how do I know it's at optimum?

Thanks in advance,
DLA

[aud19]

First of all congrats on the new set :T

If you just bought the set I'd recommend doing a manual convergence as best you can and then picking up a copy of Digital Video Essentials or AVIA and calibrating your set as best you can with either of those. Then in a few months after the sets had time to settle in go here: http://www.imagingscience.com/isf-trained.cfm and find certified techs in your area and call them for info/references etc like you would any other service for your home

[Neal_C]

I don't want to push you to another forum, but there alot of calibration folks over at the Spot . There are some that travel around and do "calibration tours". Might even be able to find someone in your area that does them.

Don't worry, you have a few months to find someone. You probably want to wait atleast 4 or 5 months and give the set plenty of time to settle in.

[Andrew Pratt]

Greg loewen is a highly qualified tech that often does tours around the US. i'm not sure if or when he'd be in your area but he'd be a good person to contact and find out. His webpage is http://www.lionav.com/services.html

[DLA]

Greg loewen is a highly qualified tech that often does tours around the US. i'm not sure if or when he'd be in your area but he'd be a good person to contact and find out. His webpage is

Thank you for that info...there is one of Lions tech's right here in the Phoenix area, I sent him an Email.

DLA