What TV do you use to view your collection?
09-27-01, 07:16 PM
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27" Wega currently. As soon as I figure out where I am going to move that is going into the bedroom and I am going to buy a 40" or larger widescreen set.
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09-27-01, 07:49 PM
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I am my handle.
I picked up a Panasonic CT32D10 (3-Line Digital Comb Filter and Component input) for $500 last year and haven't regretted the decision for a moment.
I picked up a Panasonic CT32D10 (3-Line Digital Comb Filter and Component input) for $500 last year and haven't regretted the decision for a moment.
09-28-01, 07:53 AM
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my tv
Old Tv (before dvd's) 20 inch JVC
New tv as of October of last year: Toshiba 32 incher (in my bedroom because I live with a roomate)
Al.
New tv as of October of last year: Toshiba 32 incher (in my bedroom because I live with a roomate)
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09-28-01, 09:02 AM
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Originally posted by CheapBastid
I am my handle.
I picked up a Panasonic CT32D10 (3-Line Digital Comb Filter and Component input) for $500 last year and haven't regretted the decision for a moment.
I am my handle.
I picked up a Panasonic CT32D10 (3-Line Digital Comb Filter and Component input) for $500 last year and haven't regretted the decision for a moment.
Looking at a JVC AV32D302 and a Toshiba 32A41 - Can't find your model Panasonic...
2001 Consumer Report/Guide recommended:
Toshiba: 32A40
Hitachi: 32UXOIS
JVC: AV-32D201
Panasonic: CT32D10
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09-28-01, 09:05 AM
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I have a 36" Sony WEGA XBR400, and I love it - I picked it up just as they were rolling out the new 450's, and I'm glad I did 
What a difference coming off my old 27" Sanyo!!
What a difference coming off my old 27" Sanyo!!
09-28-01, 09:53 AM
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Originally posted by jumbojp
I use a 40" Mitsubishi Tube
If you can find one I would highly reccommend it!
I use a 40" Mitsubishi Tube
If you can find one I would highly reccommend it!
09-28-01, 10:34 AM
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Originally posted by jblackie
Can't find your model Panasonic...
Can't find your model Panasonic...
If you shop around you can still find the older model (if you're interested).
09-28-01, 11:36 AM
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Originally posted by CheapBastid
That is because it has been replaced with a 'newer' model that looks the same (to me) and costs about the same too - the CT32D11.
If you shop around you can still find the older model (if you're interested).
That is because it has been replaced with a 'newer' model that looks the same (to me) and costs about the same too - the CT32D11.
If you shop around you can still find the older model (if you're interested).
Reviews on this set are good, but go negative on the speakers/sound. Looksa like a toss up between it and the JVC, at $50 more.
09-28-01, 01:41 PM
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*Panasonic flat 20"
*Toshiba 2200 Dual disk
*Kenwood speaker setup
*Sony DE545
not TOO bad for a college student. Once i get my new place (town house or apartment, depends on the real estate market in a few months)
I want the 40" toshiba, or a 55" Mit. HDTV.
Paradigm speakers (a couple others in the running)
prog. scan DVD player, probably a sony
-pedagogue
ps. If my g/f doesn't kill me first for getting the TV
*Toshiba 2200 Dual disk
*Kenwood speaker setup
*Sony DE545
not TOO bad for a college student. Once i get my new place (town house or apartment, depends on the real estate market in a few months)
I want the 40" toshiba, or a 55" Mit. HDTV.
Paradigm speakers (a couple others in the running)
prog. scan DVD player, probably a sony
-pedagogue
ps. If my g/f doesn't kill me first for getting the TV
09-28-01, 07:32 PM
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Since August 1st - Toshiba 50H81 16:9 50" HDTV Monitor
Check out my digital pic images (4 webpages) from my 50H81
Page 1 - taken Aug. 2nd., w/less than 10-12 hours of use - consider the pic's right out of the box.
......Performed Video Essentials Calibration after a couple of hours of use
......Used Touch Focus and the consumer menu driven 9-pt. Convergence option.
Page 2 - About 2-weeks later, after I worked up the courage to perform the Service MODE 56-pt. Convergence Process
......Finally verified VE w/AVIA = 0% Red Push!
Page 3 - - About 2-weeks later
Page 4 - Again, about 3-weeks later including images from the new DVD "Spy Kids".
NOTE: These impressive digital images pale when viewing them in person.
Phil
Check out my digital pic images (4 webpages) from my 50H81
Page 1 - taken Aug. 2nd., w/less than 10-12 hours of use - consider the pic's right out of the box.
......Performed Video Essentials Calibration after a couple of hours of use
......Used Touch Focus and the consumer menu driven 9-pt. Convergence option.
Page 2 - About 2-weeks later, after I worked up the courage to perform the Service MODE 56-pt. Convergence Process
......Finally verified VE w/AVIA = 0% Red Push!
Page 3 - - About 2-weeks later
Page 4 - Again, about 3-weeks later including images from the new DVD "Spy Kids".
NOTE: These impressive digital images pale when viewing them in person.
Phil
