Posted March 13, 200519 yr comment_84618 I need and HDTV sell.. these 970 are as close to new as you can get..minus plastic 1. 970 silver 17* DGX100 9.8/10 looks new $550 my pictures skills kinda suck.. this one is close to mint 2. 970 silver 15* ei70 9.8/10 looks new $700.. very minty 3. 970 silver 15* dgx100 9.5/10 (paintfill sort of removed) I can put it back) $700..maybe hit off a rug a couple times.. very nice 4. Classic 1.5 1993 Prototype all orginal 8/10 (some wear on sole, unavoidable)..$1200 green scotty cameron millled headcover. This was a all original games. I will miss it http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v
March 14, 200519 yr comment_84847 stay away from plasma's. the bulbs go out about every few months. and they cost liek 100 bucks to replace. go with lcd. they will last a long time.
March 14, 200519 yr Author comment_84871 stay away from plasma's. the bulbs go out about every few months. and they cost liek 100 bucks to replace. Â go with lcd. they will last a long time. any TV I get.. the warranty will include bulb changes..that is for certain. I know DLP bulbs are 250 and last 2-3 years.. how about somebody buy my 970's :)
March 14, 200519 yr comment_84908 stay away from plasma's. the bulbs go out about every few months. and they cost liek 100 bucks to replace. Â go with lcd. they will last a long time. LOL that's a bunch of hogwash. I have a plasma and a lcd tv and have not change any bulbs. Yes over time your white levels and black levels turn to junk but you can't replace the bulb on a plasma, you have to replace the whole unit. First off do you even own a plasma or lcd tv? A plasma tv's effective lifespan is about 60,000 hours of viewing time. Even if you watched tv for 10 hours a day, 365 days a year you could still hypothetically get 16 years out of your tv. The whole issue of a plasma tv's not lasting that long is really a non-issue. If in 16 years your still using the same tv then by all means do not buy a plasma. Of course depending on how much tv you watch, what type of material you watch etc, screen burn in is definetly more prevalent in plasmas but you can still get a good 8-10 years out of a plasma. Sorry for the threadcrap Johnny. DLP is a great choice...also look at LCOS if you don't really care for space. Taken from www.plasmatvbuyingguide.com "The florescent bulb that powers the lcdtv picture should realistically last about as long as the plasma TV's half-life, 30,000 hours. The bulb may not burn out for a few thousand more hours, but its white balance will probably have changed enough and the bulb itself will probably have dimmed dramatically enough to merit replacement. Whereas one would have to replace an entire plasma TV in such instances, one only has to replace the bulb in the LCD TV. The LCD TV can be returned to "like-new" performance levels with a simple bulb change out."
March 15, 200519 yr comment_85067 If you sold everything you own, you could buy a Sony Qualia-- 70 inches of pure masterpiece....
March 15, 200519 yr Author comment_85072 If you sold everything you own, you could buy a Sony Qualia-- 70 inches of pure masterpiece.... best TV on the planet BAR NONE.. I have seen it.. but what is it..like $14K.. I'd rather play golf then watch it on TV... :)
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