• Got the Contributing Memberships stuff finally worked out and made up a thread as a sort of "How-To" to help people figure out how to participate. So if you need help figuring it out, here's the thread you need to take a look at -> http://www.corvetteflorida.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3581 Thank you, everyone! Rich Z.

Need your Input please

It seems it was one of the (or the) bulb, and at $250.00, tax, tag, title and service call, it'll be fixed:dancer01::dancer01:



Now I can save up and buy the killer system I want and not be forced to settle due to kid/grandkid pressure:D:thumbsup:
You'll have plenty of time!!:thumbsup:

Jezzzzzus,I stayed in the wrong business,$250 to change out a $2.00 fuse!!:banghead:
My electronics skills pricing around here have just tripled!:crazy03:

Keep the dust and humidity out of it and it'll probly last another 10 years!!:thumbsup:
 
You'll have plenty of time!!:thumbsup:

Jezzzzzus,I stayed in the wrong business,$250 to change out a $2.00 fuse!!:banghead:
My electronics skills pricing around here have just tripled!:crazy03:

Keep the dust and humidity out of it and it'll probly last another 10 years!!:thumbsup:

It was actually the bulb...probably a whopping $20.00 part costing $.40 to manufacture in some 3rd world sweatshop:lmao:

I'm with you on the lifespan. Hell, we were discussing it tonight and now isn't the best time for a $2k+ purchase, and I really didn't want to settle just for the sake of settling.

This way, I can save, take my time and research, look, watch, blah blah blah....and eventually, get what I'd like to have for the house.
Then, I'll need a house like PalmBeachs':D

We're thinking of passing this one along to one of the kids when we do....whoever moves first:rofl1:
 
Sony Bravia has gotten awesome reviews

I spent about 3 months looking at TVs and finally got a Sony Bravia LCD Just like stated before, becareful what model. All the makers have 3 to 8 lines you have to get the top end model no matter which brand.
I learned a lot here:
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/forumdisplay.php?f=166[/URL]

I bought mine from here for 40% off:
http://www.sonystyle.com/webapp/wcs...style:dg_brand_gglsrch:ad_5498831764:mt_exact

This place usually has good deals:
http://www.buydig.com/shop/home.aspx

And for cables:
http://www.monoprice.com/home/index.asp

Good Luck
 
I spent about 3 months looking at TVs and finally got a Sony Bravia LCD Just like stated before, becareful what model. All the makers have 3 to 8 lines you have to get the top end model no matter which brand.
I learned a lot here:
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/forumdisplay.php?f=166[/URL]

I bought mine from here for 40% off:
http://www.sonystyle.com/webapp/wcs...style:dg_brand_gglsrch:ad_5498831764:mt_exact

This place usually has good deals:
http://www.buydig.com/shop/home.aspx

And for cables:
http://www.monoprice.com/home/index.asp

Good Luck

Thanks Rick:thumbsup:

Guy came out today, unscrewed about 4 screws, slide one unit out and literally slid another in. Buttoned her up, turned her on and a beautiful picture again:dancer01:

Handed him a check and got his card for the next person that needs a quick, reliable tech in the area:thumbsup:

Now....to start the research.

I see a lot of home theatre store sitting in my future.

I wonder if I can bring my rum and coke?:rofl1:
 
TV

Just bought a 55" Vizio LED 120 HZ. Picture quality and sound good. TV also has built in wireless network capabilities; using widgets you can watch netfix etc. Bought the TV from SAMS CLUB. Good value for your buck.
 
Just bought a 55" Vizio LED 120 HZ. Picture quality and sound good. TV also has built in wireless network capabilities; using widgets you can watch netfix etc. Bought the TV from SAMS CLUB. Good value for your buck.

I'm looking for the basic Vizio 55". I think you have the fancier model. Mind me asking what you paid?
 
TV

Was real lucky, mine was a bring back because the sound was not supposed to be working, but it was just turned off in the set-up. I paid $1078, SAMS has them right now for $1378.

Good Luck
 
Was real lucky, mine was a bring back because the sound was not supposed to be working, but it was just turned off in the set-up. I paid $1078, SAMS has them right now for $1378.

Good Luck

Good for you. Sounds like a deal in your favor. Not often the consumer comes out ahead. Thanks for the info.
 
My living room does not get much natural light so I went with a Panasonic Vierra 46" plasma and I never looked back.

If your room gets a lot of light go with LCD, low light plasma :thumbsup:
 
Heck, we never watch movies until the sun goes down anyway, so ambient light isn't a problem. I've heard that plasma can deteriorate in color saturation over the years, but so far I haven't noticed it. Matter of fact, I set the color saturation level down a notch, thinking that might delay that process, and if it does occur, I can always up it that notch to regain some of the color that is lost from degradation.
 
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