This Backlighting Kit Upgrades Your TV Setup to Cinema Quality

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Updated May 14, 2018 10:56AM EDT

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We're in a golden age of television, and film techniques have reached incredible new heights in visual effects and grandeur. TV technology has followed suit, but even the best TVs are still lacking in color, which is why the DreamScreen was created. This kit makes your favorite shows and movies brighter, bigger, and easier on the eyes through a backlighting system and audio visualizers that sync with your sound system. The LED backlighting interacts with your TV's color pixels at a responsive rate of 60 frames per second, creating an immersive experience that softens the picture and enlarges the screen. Right now, you can pick up a complete DreamScreen kit for $154.99.

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This Backlighting Kit Upgrades Your TV Setup to Cinema Quality