EFG Check went into this 50" Projection TV
CoMpFrEaK
18-03-2006 16:02:44
Total spent $2320
Spec Sony 50" XBR Projection TV
$1000 from EFG went into this TV
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MY sis is watching Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
FreeOffersNow
18-03-2006 16:05:36
Nice WEGA to the left ;)
[Don't think I didn't see you revise the image tags 234908273 times]
CoMpFrEaK
18-03-2006 16:08:17
[quotef39e17d92c="FreeOffersNow"]Nice WEGA to the left ;)
[Don't think I didn't see you revise the image tags 234908273 times][/quotef39e17d92c]
wink
I bought that wega to, my dad wants me to sell it (after i just sold a 27" panasonic crt)
Godrockdj
18-03-2006 17:07:40
That's pretty awesome, congrats!
noojerz
18-03-2006 17:22:41
How's the quality on that sucker?
codex avellum
18-03-2006 17:24:10
thats a nice TV
CoMpFrEaK
18-03-2006 17:24:30
[quotea726f45b07="noojerz"]How's the quality on that sucker?[/quotea726f45b07]
Amazing, even at 720P
hairyferry
18-03-2006 20:28:32
did you look into the 60" at all? That one is a 1080p.
compuguru
18-03-2006 20:54:58
Congrats! That's a nice TV. D
ghondi
19-03-2006 05:16:19
Sick tv.
Things like this is why freebie sites rock!
dmorris68
19-03-2006 05:54:28
hairyferry
19-03-2006 09:43:55
[quote8ed88190fa="dmorris68"]I have the 60" model. Nice TV, the best picture quality of ANY HDTV on the market today -- including plasma.
Both the 50" and 60" models are 1080p, BTW.
My HT setup[=http//www.morrisonline.us/ht]My HT setup[/quote8ed88190fa]
OK, I ment the Sony 60" 1080i then. Circuit City has the TV for like 4300 bucks.
Berky34
19-03-2006 11:04:36
[quote4ea1b12d07="dmorris68"]I have the 60" model. Nice TV, the best picture quality of ANY HDTV on the market today -- including plasma.
Both the 50" and 60" models are 1080p, BTW.
My HT setup[=http//www.morrisonline.us/ht]My HT setup[/quote4ea1b12d07]
Is that bonsai?
dmorris68
19-03-2006 11:46:50
[quote14f6d37adc="hairyferry"][quote14f6d37adc="dmorris68"]I have the 60" model. Nice TV, the best picture quality of ANY HDTV on the market today -- including plasma.
Both the 50" and 60" models are 1080p, BTW.
My HT setup[=http//www.morrisonline.us/ht]My HT setup[/quote14f6d37adc]
OK, I ment the Sony 60" 1080i then. Circuit City has the TV for like 4300 bucks.[/quote14f6d37adc]
If it's the $4300 model, then that's got to be the 60" SXRD, same as I have, and it's 1080p. The Sony 1080i models are LCD projections, and they look nowhere near as good as the SXRD models (and cost a lot less). There is no difference in specs other than size between the 50" and 60" SXRD's. Both are 1080p.
dmorris68
19-03-2006 11:48:10
[quote30ad66a8b4="Berky34"][quote30ad66a8b4="dmorris68"]I have the 60" model. Nice TV, the best picture quality of ANY HDTV on the market today -- including plasma.
Both the 50" and 60" models are 1080p, BTW.
My HT setup[=http//www.morrisonline.us/ht]My HT setup[/quote30ad66a8b4]
Is that bonsai?[/quote30ad66a8b4]
Huh? If you're referring to the plant on the coffee table, then no it's not a bonsai tree. Some plant my wife picked up. )
Brok3n_Sword
19-03-2006 11:58:52
Nice place dmorris, and awesome set up!
kt006
19-03-2006 14:12:29
nice tv! D what do your parents think on the whole free stuff situation. My parents still think theres something fishy about it.
johnjimjones
19-03-2006 14:16:50
[quotec36b59aeb5="dmorris68"]I have the 60" model. Nice TV, the best picture quality of ANY HDTV on the market today -- including plasma.
Both the 50" and 60" models are 1080p, BTW.
My HT setup[=http//www.morrisonline.us/ht]My HT setup[/quotec36b59aeb5]
whoa.....that's sickening (beyond sick).
d3athtonic
19-03-2006 14:50:07
Sssswweeeettt. cheer
rboyettester
19-03-2006 16:05:37
SEXY!
CoMpFrEaK
19-03-2006 16:58:05
[quote392f032eea="kt006"]nice tv! D what do your parents think on the whole free stuff situation. My parents still think theres something fishy about it.[/quote392f032eea]
They've given up
hilaryfanatic09
19-03-2006 20:45:48
[quoted06ef1e963="CoMpFrEaK"]
MY sis is watching Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire[/quoted06ef1e963]
Psh, its okay if you were watching it, I mean, your icon is the movies young female hottie. Plus that movie was freaking good.
bickman00
20-03-2006 17:20:59
i have the 70", but congrats.
dmorris68
20-03-2006 17:56:24
[quote42f3709361="bickman00"]i have the 70", but congrats.[/quote42f3709361]
Which one, the Qualia 006 or the LCD Grand Wega XBR?
If the latter, I'd take the 60" SXRD over the 70" LCD. Picture quality is so much better on the SXRD vs. the LCD.
If the Qualia 006, then... wow. $11K for a TV is freakin' crazy. shock
CoMpFrEaK
20-03-2006 19:17:04
[quote0bcfff1f24="bickman00"]i have the 70", but congrats.[/quote0bcfff1f24]
70" XBR? That only does 1080i wink
dmorris68
20-03-2006 19:26:45
[quote83812c4520="CoMpFrEaK"][quote83812c4520="bickman00"]i have the 70", but congrats.[/quote83812c4520]
70" XBR? That only does 1080i wink[/quote83812c4520]
Unless he's talking the Qualia 006. (see my post above)
It's the 70" SXRD that does 1080p and is the grandaddy of the consumer-level SXRD's. All $11,000 worth...
igneous
20-03-2006 20:12:29
Sadly it cannot accept a 1080p signal though.
hairyferry
20-03-2006 22:54:21
where did you get the 60" SXRD?
CoMpFrEaK
20-03-2006 22:55:18
[quotef19811f33b="hairyferry"]where did you get the 60" SXRD?[/quotef19811f33b]
I bet i got mine for the cheapest lol
dmorris68
21-03-2006 05:55:43
[quote4b95f09bdf="hairyferry"]where did you get the 60" SXRD?[/quote4b95f09bdf]
The OP has the 50" SXRD. If you're referring to my 60", I ordered it from Crtutchfield.
dmorris68
21-03-2006 05:58:26
[quote7e58d378be="igneous"]Sadly it cannot accept a 1080p signal though.[/quote7e58d378be]
True. There are only a couple of sets on the market today that accept a 1080p input (the HP DLP sets for one), and virtually nothing outputs 1080p currently.
However I challenge you to tell the difference between 1080i de-interlaced to 1080p on the SXRD, and true 1080p. ;) It looks amazing. Better than any 1080i set I've seen, including plasma.