After a bit of looking and wanting I was at Home Depot (of all places) and I walked by the front center of the store where thier specials are placed and I saw a 42" (Which is the size I wanted) Magnavox LCD HDTV for 999.00.
That night I did some searching on the net and I found that exact TV for anywhere from 1100 -1450. Home Depots web site list it online at 1399 and out of stock. So in a sence I saved 400 NIB.
It's 720p/1080i capable and I've had Mag in the past and have had very few issues. The only things where the remote bit the dust after 8 yrs and the power button is broke (but works still) due to thinking you push the button down when it was supposed to be pushed in.
The entertainment center is going to get cut in half where the Sony TV sits now, that will be the new top where the new TV will go. I'll post a pic when done.
"ZPA's will have the same sound essentially as you get from the MS, they just feature a bigger shinier set of balls."
Viewing angle too high. Your eye should be roughly level to the 33% mark (measured from the screen's bottom edge) when sitting in your normal viewing position.
Now you need a CoolSat 8000HD or Captain 8000HD FTA satellite receiver.
We got a pair of 104" Pioneer plasmas delivered to the office a few weeks ago. 462 lbs. Cart - another 265 lbs. The installers did a one day course at Pioneer to learn how to move it. Engine cherry picker is preferred using massive eyes hooks. I'll snap some pix this week. You need about 23' to properly view it. The boys had an XBox hooked up. Outstanding. Game characters are the same size as you.
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The only stupid question is the one not asked .......
The center brace that the 2 shelves are supported by on the right has been cut down to make the dividers between the center ch speaker, PS3, and the VCR.
The top of the old version is still the top on the new version.
The wife is even pretty pleased.
"ZPA's will have the same sound essentially as you get from the MS, they just feature a bigger shinier set of balls."
