Thinking of going plasma and really don't want to be sold in the wrong direction. Any suggestions and info would be great in what i should look for or stay away from.
Rob B.
Rob B.
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this thread will be moved im sure, but before it goes I would only buy fujitsu, pionner elite, B&O or panasonic...Fujitsu being my first choice -
Right you are!Originally posted by Vancouver
Kevin D.Comment
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I will add Marantz and Runco to the list.
And if you can find a Loewe Spheros somewhere, pick it up.
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Depends on price. Fujitsu is the best but you pay for it. Panasonic and Pioneer are much more affordable.Comment
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If you want good performance for the money go with one of the "pro" Panasonic's (their consumer models are nowhere near as good). For quality above all else, Pioneer Elite, unless you want to get in to the REALLY pricey gear from Fujitsu/Runco etc.JasonComment
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I have a 42" plasma, bought it in 2002/2003, made by Philips. Put it in my bedroom to make for a really nice, clean bedroom setup without having to deal with a bunch of boxes and cabinets. Love it. Still doing well, too, although my wife ignores what I say and falls asleep with it on every single night and I have to come in and turn it off so it doesn't burn out.
CHRIS
Well, we're safe for now. Thank goodness we're in a bowling alley.
- PleasantvilleComment
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Without doubt : put Pioneer's plamas at the top of your list.
Here in Europe, by far the best picture I have ever seen...
Futhermore, the use of a separate media-reciever is nothing but great offering incredible mounting possibilites.
I don't know the price of the Fujistu, but I know Pioneer's stuff isn't that cheap. But as a friend of mind always says : "What costs nothing is nothing worth"...
LenComment
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i just bought a Philips 42" plasma. I am a audiophile not a videophile but i cannot see a difference (except for price)from this philips to any other plasma i was looking at.Comment
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?i recall them being the same price as pioneer?Originally posted by Shane Martin
i would agree that above 50" but below id go with pioneerComment
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i would say start with samsung and panasonicOriginally posted by Rob Baker
both look good on HD
then look at them on analog or SD and compair to the pioneer
then consider the other advantages the pioneer has
if its worth it to you go for it, if not stick with the panasonic / samsung
the toshiba has the advantage of a qam tuner if you dont feel like paying for HD serviceComment
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I thought that this should be in the mission possible area due to the complications of the issue.
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