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The amplifier in the TV went kaput, so I run the audio back out to a receiver now. Once I figured that out the sound has been almost fine (I will get a high screeching sound every once in a while, turn off power to TV and restart). The image/power issues remain. A new set of capacitors was $15, it is just a pain to keep taking a 100lb TV off the wall. And the remote is a POS, there are no codes for the comcast remote to control the TV....
GREAT deal. Plus no waiting in line. If you are looking to go 60", go for it.Looks like a good value. Interested to see what people think.
My concern is that it's LCD. My friends all tell me that you want LED. Plasma seems to be popular on this board.But it's 60 inches! And I don't have to borrow a friend's truck and fight lines. I can order it right now and have it shipped to the house!
You can get the 780p model for a hundred bucks less. Either one is probably great. They both get incredible reviews.I'm basically down to the 51 inch plasma or the 60 inch LCD for 699.
We got my son a 32" for his dorm room... works fine... could actually be a little bigger.
32"? I thougth that would be too big. That's sounds like a good size, thanks.
Just bought this. Setting it up tonight.'Disco Stu said:
32" LCD seems to be the standard dorm room TV nowadays.
Just bought this. Setting it up tonight. I wanted a 60 inch LED. Guy said Plasmas were better for darkly lit apartments like mine. I'm in a basement apartment.'Disco Stu said:
He then talked me out of the 60 inch plasma because he said it may be too big for my place.
These guys must get a bonus when they sell one of these. I went from buying a 1200 dollar tv to a 580 dollar tv,
Let me know how it looks.This would be my first plasma. I'm not too worried about sunlight in that room, but the lamp my gf always wants to leave on could be an issue.2nd best TV deal in the 50-55" category. I see nothing but great reviews. Looked good on the wall at Best Buy as well.Just bought this. Setting it up tonight.'Disco Stu said:
I wanted a 60 inch LED. Guy said Plasmas were better for darkly lit apartments like mine. I'm in a basement apartment.
He then talked me out of the 60 inch plasma because he said it may be too big for my place.
These guys must get a bonus when they sell one of these. I went from buying a 1200 dollar tv to a 580 dollar tv,
I was just coming to post this. Where do you see the online info?Is this better than the 51" Toshiba LED?
Might be interested in that Plasama. Have a link for the LED?
Move your mouse cursor over the "Thanksgiving Doorbuster" at the top of the page....it starts tonight at 8pm Central Time.
I called customer service just to make sure and some random lady name Zinger who at some point seemed to have an Indian dialect on second then only to speak clearly in English in another, confirmed that the BF is available online and it starts tonight. LOL, I'm not sure what just took place we'll find out tonight and it looks like they have free shipping for anything over $49 bucks or you can pick it up. Now I'm wondering if this is for members only.........but it would have said so on the site I'd imagine.Anyway this is a no-brainer while the guppies will be standing in long lines at Walmart and Best Buy, the Hawks will be hitting up the sweet deals at Sears.Giddy up!!
That Panny is only 720P, FWIW. Not sure if it matters to anyone searching these deals, but figured I'd point it out. Great price if you aren't hard up for 1080P. Give me Plasma all day over LCD/LED.
This is the kind of info I'm looking for. @ 50", is 720 - 1080 noticeable? I do watch a lot of sports, and the room is pretty well-lit.
How's come?
So we can all try to buy the 5 they have in a warehouse tonight at 8 online. I predict a server crash at 7:58 when everyone tries to get on first.
720P/1080P will be most noticeable on any true HD feed. Namely Blue Ray. Sports is going to be a big difference in the Plasma vs. LCD/LED. Movement is much more fluid on a Plasma vs. an LCD/LED. At this price point, I'd be willing to be there's a lot of judder or jerkey movement on the LCD/LED. The only thing LCD/LED has over Plasma is the brightness factor. If you're in a brightly lit room or a room that gets a ton of sunlight, it can wash out the Plasma. I don't know if that specific Panny has a filter, but the filters have come a long way to combat that. Our Samsung Plasma is in a fairly bright room and has a stunning picture./plasma fan
Thanks!
I'll see you there!So we can all try to buy the 5 they have in a warehouse tonight at 8 online. I predict a server crash at 7:58 when everyone tries to get on first.
Free shipping only applies to mailable items. Don't think a 50" TV will fit in my mailbox.
It'll fit in mine!!!!Free shipping only applies to mailable items. Don't think a 50" TV will fit in my mailbox.
I have a 40" TCL. From what I understand, TCL used to make panels for Samsung before they started making TV's under their own name. Samsung now partially owns TCL. It's a quality set (not top of the line suff) for a good price.
Do plasma sets still all have the glossy glass screen that is really prone to glare? Are there any tricks to reduce glare, other than putting it in a room without direct/bright lighting?
Victor Cruz can catch it for meFree shipping only applies to mailable items. Don't think a 50" TV will fit in my mailbox.
I'm starting to think that 47" LM6200 might be the TV for me. Unfortunately the price has gone up a little. Anyone see it for less than Amazon's $834?And any thoughts? LG's version of 3D sounds pretty good. "2012 Best Mid-Range LCD TV"
Sears.com Get ready to rumble....
When/how? Do I have to be up at 12:01:01 or something Thanksgiving night?Sears.com Get ready to rumble....
Now.When/how? Do I have to be up at 12:01:01 or something Thanksgiving night?Sears.com Get ready to rumble....
Nothing showing for me.Now.When/how? Do I have to be up at 12:01:01 or something Thanksgiving night?Sears.com Get ready to rumble....
