Home Theater/HDTV/et al...

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25 Jan 2008, 09:26 #841
We have a DVD Player thread. :P


Congrats...! :victory:

Although, trying to shake the Post-It out was rather inadvisable. :sweat:
25 Jan 2008, 09:31 #842
Anime Dad wrote:LOL, good for you :) Just don't electrocute yourself in the process :)


LOL! Yea... I noticed a few minutes into the job that I had forgotten to unplug...

bmwracer wrote:We have a DVD Player thread. :P


Is it the DVD programming one? I tried looking for the right thread and kinda got confused... :sweat:

Congrats...! :victory:

Although, trying to shake the Post-It out was rather inadvisable. :sweat:


I know... but I was frustrated... :beaten: I did succeed in shaking out a small thin plastic shape-thingy...
25 Jan 2008, 09:36 #843
Wynter wrote:
bmwracer wrote:We have a DVD Player thread. :P

Is it the DVD programming one? I tried looking for the right thread and kinda got confused... :sweat:

http://jdorama.com/viewtopic.2867.htm

Congrats...! :victory:

Although, trying to shake the Post-It out was rather inadvisable. :sweat:


I know... but I was frustrated... :beaten: I did succeed in shaking out a small thin plastic shape-thingy...

Itai.... That can't be good, ne? :sweat:
25 Jan 2008, 09:47 #844
bmwracer wrote:
Itai.... That can't be good, ne? :sweat:


It was from those plastic sleeves. You knwo how if you crack them in new, then sometimes the tear-off pieces are still attached. It must have clung (static) to a disc when I inserted it.
25 Jan 2008, 09:52 #845
I gotta buy a new TV...the TV in my room = kowarimashita. boo.
25 Jan 2008, 09:59 #846
Tu_triky wrote:I gotta buy a new TV...the TV in my room = kowarimashita. boo.

Opportunity knocks! :victory:
25 Jan 2008, 10:05 #847
bmwracer wrote:
Opportunity knocks! :victory:


I guess...I liked my TV but that SOB is a heavy CRT TV...I guess it's time to get a flat panel. :beaten: Would rather not shell out the cash but if I want another TV I gots no choice. :sweat:
25 Jan 2008, 10:06 #848
Tu_triky wrote:

I guess...I liked my TV but that SOB is a heavy CRT TV...I guess it's time to get a flat panel. :beaten: Would rather not shell out the cash but if I want another TV I gots no choice. :sweat:


I'm thinking of getting a flat for my room as well. My TV right now takes up too much space, and I'd like to have the TV sit on a shelf in my book shelf. Have you looked into any specifically?
25 Jan 2008, 10:08 #849
Wynter wrote:

I'm thinking of getting a flat for my room as well. My TV right now takes up too much space, and I'd like to have the TV sit on a shelf in my book shelf. Have you looked into any specifically?


I'm thinking of getting a LCD perhaps...maybe a Sony Bravia or a Sharp...
well good thing for you is the Canadian dollar is at parity with the US dollar so goods like TVs should be much cheaper for you than in the past.
25 Jan 2008, 10:10 #850
Tu_triky wrote:I guess...I liked my TV but that SOB is a heavy CRT TV...

I know the feeling: my living room has a 32" Sony and the bastard weighs 150 lbs... :sweat:

I guess it's time to get a flat panel. :beaten: Would rather not shell out the cash but if I want another TV I gots no choice. :sweat:

How big?

The 32" Visio my brother bought at Costco for his bedroom is pretty good and a mere $600... That's cheaper than my Sony when I purchased it seven years ago. :sweat:
25 Jan 2008, 10:11 #851
Wynter wrote:I'm thinking of getting a flat for my room as well. My TV right now takes up too much space, and I'd like to have the TV sit on a shelf in my book shelf. Have you looked into any specifically?

If it's gonna sit on a bookshelf, you can't be looking for that big of a TV, ne?
25 Jan 2008, 10:17 · edited #852
bmwracer wrote:

I know the feeling: my living room has a 32" Sony and the bastard weighs 150 lbs


The TV I'm replacing is a 34" Sony and weights 250lbs. Had to haul that biyotch up a flight of stars.....fuggin' sux, a$$.




The 32" Visio my brother bought at Costco for his bedroom is pretty good and a mere $600... That's cheaper than my Sony when I purchased it seven years ago. :sweat:



Yeah Vizio has some fans...and brisk sales...I'll be checkin' Costco out because their prices are unbeatable for brick and motor establishments.

I'm looking to buy a 40 or 46 inch....
25 Jan 2008, 10:21 #853
Tu_triky wrote:
bmwracer wrote:I know the feeling: my living room has a 32" Sony and the bastard weighs 150 lbs


The TV I'm replacing is a 34" Sony and weights 250lbs. Had to hall that biyotch up a flight of stars.....fuggin' sux, a$$.

It ain't gonna be too fun taking it back down, either. :sweat:

The 32" Visio my brother bought at Costco for his bedroom is pretty good and a mere $600... That's cheaper than my Sony when I purchased it seven years ago. :sweat:

Yeah Vizio has some fans...and brisk sales...I'll be checkin' Costco out because their prices are unbeatable for brick and motor establishments.

I'm looking to buy a 40 or 46 inch....

Ooh.

40" should be around the mid $1K range and the 46" will be pushing the $2K ceiling... Probably more for the Bravia and more performance-laden models...
25 Jan 2008, 10:24 #854
bmwracer wrote:
Ooh.

40" should be around the mid $1K range and the 46" will be pushing the $2K ceiling... Probably more for the Bravia and more performance-laden models...


Yeah I think you're right on the mark with your assessment. :say_yes:
25 Jan 2008, 10:29 #855
Tu_triky wrote:Yeah I think you're right on the mark with your assessment. :say_yes:

Yup.

Been following my brother around while he tries to decide on a 46-incher for his living room...

Seems like LCDs are the way to go... Surprisingly, it appears that there aren't that many plasmas below 50" that support the 1080p resolution whereas pretty much all the 46+" LCDs do... If I didn't know any better, I think the plasmas have stagnated.
25 Jan 2008, 10:32 · edited #856
bmwracer wrote:
Yup.

Been following my brother around while he tries to decide on a 46-incher for his living room...

Seems like LCDs are the way to go... Surprisingly, it appears that there aren't that many plasmas below 50" that support the 1080p resolution whereas pretty much all the 46+" LCDs do... If I didn't know any better, I think the plasmas have stagnated.


With respect to plasmas I think the best brand is Panasonic unless you wanna spend a ricockulous amount of money and get a Pioneer Elite or Pioneer Kuro. Yeah I don't want to go above 46 inches because anything larger than that would look ridiculous in my space.

Go to AVS Forum...they have some serious techno-nuts there talking about all kinds of TVs.
25 Jan 2008, 10:40 #857
Tu_triky wrote:With respect to plasmas I think the best brand is Panasonic unless you wanna spend a ricockulous amount of money and get a Pioneer Elite or Pioneer Kuro. Yeah I don't want to go above 46 inches because anything larget than that would look ridiculous in my space.

Yup, seems to be consensus on that Panasonic plasmas...

Go to AVS Forum...they have some serious techno-nuts there talking about all kinds of TVs.

Already got them bookmarked... :victory:
25 Jan 2008, 10:42 #858
bmwracer wrote:
Already got them bookmarked... :victory:


Those ppl are fuggin' obsessed with TVs....f*ck you can't take it with you....it's a good resource though but talk about materialistic obsession...

Like your TV is going to save your life and shiet....fools need to relax.
25 Jan 2008, 10:53 #859
Tu_triky wrote:Those ppl are fuggin' obsessed with TVs....f*ck you can't take it with you....it's a good resource though but talk about materialistic obsession...

Like your TV is going to save your life and shiet....fools need to relax.

LOL.

Sadly, it's life or death with some of these folks... And you could apply the same to some members here. *cough* Ueto Aya thread *cough*
25 Jan 2008, 11:02 #860
bmwracer wrote:
LOL.

Sadly, it's life or death with some of these folks... And you could apply the same to some members here. *cough* Ueto Aya thread *cough*


Haha...fair point...although the Ayanatics have been dead for a conspicuously long time now....that thread is nothing like it once was... :sweat:

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