Big Screen TV experts in here please.

[FSANE]

Right now I have a 48 inch Projection JVC






I fucking Hate this thing. It Broke 3 times and its under a year old. Twice it was the transformer.



I have about $3000 to play with. Give me some suggestion. Pro's and Con's.

I found a Zenith 50" Plasma HDTV for $2,800. What are other models are there. I don't want projection TV and it doesn't have to be plasma. Something that big, but does not weight a lot.

Give me you input on there TV's. Post a link or a pic if you can.

Thanks.

[Wulfe13]

Get a DLP Mitsubishi... about $2800 for a 52". Don't buy a Zenith ANYTHING! If you're not familiar with DLP's they are a Projection TV but use only 1 bulb and it's easily replaced around 3000 hours and it's the cheapest bulb replacement, $200. I sell TVs and Audio for a living. This is the best bang for the buck and they will give you a 1080P picture now.

[FSANE]

Get a DLP Mitsubishi... about $2800 for a 52". Don't buy a Zenith ANYTHING! If you're not familiar with DLP's they are a Projection TV but use only 1 bulb and it's easily replaced around 3000 hours and it's the cheapest bulb replacement, $200. I sell TVs and Audio for a living. This is the best bang for the buck and they will give you a 1080P picture now.

Its still a projection TV. My parents have a 64 inch Sony Projection TV. God forbid I sit at 45 degree angle. Thats when I can't see shit.

[Wulfe13]

These have a 170 degree viewing angle!

[FSANE]

These have a 170 degree viewing angle!

OOOOOHHHH

[White Rascal]

Any LCD or DLP larger than 42" is gonna be a rear projector of some kind. The only TV larger than that that is NOT rear projection is a Plasma. Whatever type you end up going with I would recommend buying a Sony, Hitachi or Mitsubishi.

[Ed Blown Vert]

Get a DLP Mitsubishi... about $2800 for a 52". Don't buy a Zenith ANYTHING! If you're not familiar with DLP's they are a Projection TV but use only 1 bulb and it's easily replaced around 3000 hours and it's the cheapest bulb replacement, $200. I sell TVs and Audio for a living. This is the best bang for the buck and they will give you a 1080P picture now.

I run a Mits 62" DLP. Great TV. Its my second one. The first one is still going strong.

[Ed Blown Vert]

How about this one Mits

[Murder after Midnight]

Any LCD or DLP larger than 42" is gonna be a rear projector of some kind. The only TV larger than that that is NOT rear projection is a Plasma. Whatever type you end up going with I would recommend buying a Sony, Hitachi or Mitsubishi.

What about LCD

[Murder after Midnight]

Right now I have a 48 inch Projection JVC






I fucking Hate this thing. It Broke 3 times and its under a year old. Twice it was the transformer.



I have about $3000 to play with. Give me some suggestion. Pro's and Con's.

I found a Zenith 50" Plasma HDTV for $2,800. What are other models are there. I don't want projection TV and it doesn't have to be plasma. Something that big, but does not weight a lot.

Give me you input on there TV's. Post a link or a pic if you can.

Thanks.

Well I HAVEa 43inch samsung dlp and it's amazing but that plasma you metioned is not bad bestbuy had that on sale a couple weeks ago for $2600

[Murder after Midnight]

Get a DLP Mitsubishi... about $2800 for a 52". Don't buy a Zenith ANYTHING! If you're not familiar with DLP's they are a Projection TV but use only 1 bulb and it's easily replaced around 3000 hours and it's the cheapest bulb replacement, $200. I sell TVs and Audio for a living. This is the best bang for the buck and they will give you a 1080P picture now.

Wulfe, I know DLP is great but I heard sony's sxrd was taking over and was top's give us the info man since that's your line of work, and also what's the word on the arcam avr300 reciever'sare they good as I keep hearing?

[Murder after Midnight]

Right now I have a 48 inch Projection JVC






I fucking Hate this thing. It Broke 3 times and its under a year old. Twice it was the transformer.



I have about $3000 to play with. Give me some suggestion. Pro's and Con's.

I found a Zenith 50" Plasma HDTV for $2,800. What are other models are there. I don't want projection TV and it doesn't have to be plasma. Something that big, but does not weight a lot.

Give me you input on there TV's. Post a link or a pic if you can.

Thanks.

Oh yeah and lol@you for buying a regular projection TV, now that thats out of the way if you sams club near go in and check out the 50inch visio plasma it's only$2488 it's a quality set.

[Trouble maker]

Panasonic,or Mitsubishi!!You will not be dissappointed!!!

[FSANE]

Oh yeah and lol@you for buying a regular projection TV, now that thats out of the way if you sams club near go in and check out the 50inch visio plasma it's only$2488 it's a quality set.

my GF bought it, it was on sale for $1,400

[whoa guy]

dlp all the way. ive gotta toshiba 52" dlp widescreen. i was able to pick it up for $1600.00 it was on sale at the time for $2000.00.

[Wulfe13]

Zenith is SHIT! They are NOT the company they used to be. That plasma that was on sale at Bad Buy isn't HD. If you want a plasma, spend a little bit more and get a Panasonic, they know how to make a sweet plasma. Estimated life span on a Panasonic plasma is 22 years!

We just got in the Sharp 65" LCD thin panel!!! $20,000!

Yeah, Sony's SXRD is fucking awesome! The Sony rep came by the store after CES and said they've got a 55" version coming out that's only 8" thick! I didn't mention the SXRD cause he had a price range around $3000.

I'm not familiar with Arcam, we carry Yamaha, Denon, Pioneer Elite, and Sony ES. I've got a Denon and love it!

[screamin chicken]

I have a Samsung 50" HD, DLP and love it.I bought it off of Circuit City on line for around 2800 (at the time) and also got a 360 dollar gift card....