hey, im in the market for a tv, and was wondering if anyone in here owns a loewe tv? ive seen them around, and to me, its the best image ive seen on ANYTHING. its either between that, and XBR sony, or a Tau panasonic (surprisingly good...).
size isnt an issue, i dont care if its small, i just want the best picture for the price.
cowanrg
03-10-03, 09:36 PM
rephrased:
does anyone KNOW what a loewe tv is?
stevevt
03-10-03, 09:38 PM
Originally posted by cowanrg
rephrased:
does anyone KNOW what a loewe tv is?
I do.
You pronounce it "loofa." Or something.
cowanrg
03-10-03, 09:49 PM
yeah, "loo-va"
im looking to get one, but i just want some personal experiences with them, just to make sure. this is my largest purchase EVER. (i'm only 22, hell, ive never even bought a TV before. ) and yes, its my money, i work my ass off so i can have nice things :)
TheKobra
03-10-03, 11:21 PM
I know they sell them at The Great Indoors (Sears ownes them). They are one of the best looking TV's I have ever seen.
Josh Z
03-11-03, 10:30 AM
Originally posted by cowanrg
size isnt an issue, i dont care if its small, i just want the best picture for the price.
That's hard to judge. The Loewe's picture is supposedly very good, but you'll be paying a very high premium price for it. If you're looking for "value", this is probably not the set for you.
There are a number of less expensive sets capable of producing an excellent picture. Perhaps the Loewe is a bit better than them, but is it exponentially better to justify the price difference? That I can't say.
cowanrg
03-11-03, 11:13 AM
well, ive seen loewe tv's, and the image quality is the best ive seen, period. and ive seen the new runco plasma, mitsubishi and pioneer elite plasma i sell, and ive seen sim2 and runco projectors too (in the $50K+ range). it beats them. you can ask most people that have seen both, the loewe wins out.
i can get the calida 32" for $1500 (special dealer price), or second choice is a panasonic 36" high def for $1100. its an extra $400, but i dont know if i really want to spend that... i honestly think it's worth it, but im just wondering if someone owns it to attest its worth the extra $400 for a smaller screen.
Icculus
03-11-03, 02:58 PM
Check the tube TV section of AVS forum (www.avsforum.com) - I'm pretty sure I remember seeing a few Loewe owners posting there.
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