TV?
- Thread starter GadgetBoy
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TV's... let's see...
Start with the favorite: Mitsubishi X300 front projector in the theater room to a 108x63 screen.
Now for the most used: Sony HDWega 400 36" in the study - when I'm home, it's on.
15" Mitsubishi flat screen in the kitchen.
25" Fisher monitor in the master bedroom - old but great pic still. This one is probably going into my in process arcade cabinet. Thinking of replacing it with a 27" Sony Trinitron (largest that will fit in the wall unit).
25" Hitachi in the garage (beater).
27" Sony Trinitron in the pool room.
25" Hitachi (I think) in the barn.
13" Sony in the motorhome.
13" Sony Trinitron in the master bath.
Start with the favorite: Mitsubishi X300 front projector in the theater room to a 108x63 screen.
Now for the most used: Sony HDWega 400 36" in the study - when I'm home, it's on.
15" Mitsubishi flat screen in the kitchen.
25" Fisher monitor in the master bedroom - old but great pic still. This one is probably going into my in process arcade cabinet. Thinking of replacing it with a 27" Sony Trinitron (largest that will fit in the wall unit).
25" Hitachi in the garage (beater).
27" Sony Trinitron in the pool room.
25" Hitachi (I think) in the barn.
13" Sony in the motorhome.
13" Sony Trinitron in the master bath.
I have a 65" HD Phillips Rear Projection in the living room. Has a great picture, and has the DVI in on the back supporting 720i and 1080i, will see how well that works when the cable I ordered gets here in a few days and I plug my MCPC into it 
I purchased it at a company called "Badcock Furniture". That is the family name, and from what the sales people tell me, they get a lot of comments from customers hehehe. Especially, when their web address is badcock.com! There are a lot of stores in the area, and when you see the trucks all the time, you get used to the name. When my sister was visiting from Michingan, however, and I got the bill in the mail.............. you get the idea!
Anyhow, they are all over the south-east. They offer VERY flexible in-store credit. Put 10% down, and they will give you 6-12 months financing with NO interest whatsoever. If you go past the alloted time, and they will just start charging interest on the ballance till its paid for.
There are a lot of locally operated furniture stores out there that offer similar financing. Most of them will let you pay$40 here, and $100 there, till its paid off, and will not come after you as long as you are making some sort of routine payments. Its a great way to make a large purchase, and leaves you paying for the cost of the item, and not 2 1/2 times the cost after interest fees.
I purchased it at a company called "Badcock Furniture". That is the family name, and from what the sales people tell me, they get a lot of comments from customers hehehe. Especially, when their web address is badcock.com! There are a lot of stores in the area, and when you see the trucks all the time, you get used to the name. When my sister was visiting from Michingan, however, and I got the bill in the mail.............. you get the idea!
Anyhow, they are all over the south-east. They offer VERY flexible in-store credit. Put 10% down, and they will give you 6-12 months financing with NO interest whatsoever. If you go past the alloted time, and they will just start charging interest on the ballance till its paid for.
There are a lot of locally operated furniture stores out there that offer similar financing. Most of them will let you pay$40 here, and $100 there, till its paid off, and will not come after you as long as you are making some sort of routine payments. Its a great way to make a large purchase, and leaves you paying for the cost of the item, and not 2 1/2 times the cost after interest fees.
52" RPTV Sony in the Family room
62" Widescreen Toshiba RPTV (62hmx84) in the new Basement Home Theater
Purchased the 62" TV from a local electronics company (Ra-Lin - for those from CNY). I buy 90% of everything online, and was shocked that I could get a better deal locally even after taxes. Of course that's primarily due to the shipping cost, but they were actually cheaper in price as well than any other authorized dealer on the net.
62" Widescreen Toshiba RPTV (62hmx84) in the new Basement Home Theater
Purchased the 62" TV from a local electronics company (Ra-Lin - for those from CNY). I buy 90% of everything online, and was shocked that I could get a better deal locally even after taxes. Of course that's primarily due to the shipping cost, but they were actually cheaper in price as well than any other authorized dealer on the net.
