hornydragon
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what were you hoping for?ddlooping said:A description of the board can be found here.
Not what I was hoping for.
what were you hoping for?ddlooping said:A description of the board can be found here.
Not what I was hoping for.
hornydragon said:Trust me buying boards seperatly is a chore and you will pay Full RRP..................
MAW said:So yes you'll pay full price for a board if not bought with a screen.
MAW said:It's actually cheaper to get the right amplifier than waste money on loads of boards, and have a system so complex your wife won't understand to boot.
hornydragon said:it is easy but you have to go to a panny dealer get them to order them from panny and PAY the SRP for them.....
Thats why you shuld buy from a reputable dealer not IT reseller or Box shifter and ideally go to "YOUR LOCAL PANASONIC CONSUMER DEALER" or a reputable online dealer who can provide the support and back up you will require...... EG AV-salesgrahamtriggs said:Sorry, but that is where I draw the line between 'easy' and 'possible'. Easy means you should find plenty of places that stock them - probably starting with where you buy the plasma from.
MAW said:More than an LG I'm afraid, which are shockingly prone to solarisation, banding and other artefacts. You need a Pioneer 43MXE-1, or a Panasonic PHD model. The high definition panels have the processing sorted. I'm afraid it puts the price right back to the 'nearly £3k' bracket.
ddlooping said:My opinion is only based on what I saw.
Using "LOTR: ROTK" I do not see solarisation/banding on my 4 year-old Hitachi (RGB via scart from a Denon DVD3800), and the picture on the Toshiba 36PZ48 was simply gorgeous (front composite output from a combi DVD/VCR that could have been a Sony).
ddlooping said:The same DVD showed a very noticeable and distracting amount of solarisation/banding on several plasmas (see my previous post).
Granted, they were connected to all-in-one Sony systems via scart (I don't even know if RGB or S-Video was outputed) but they did not compare well to the Toshiba composite input.
Koing said:MAW was talking about the 'cheaper' LG screens that run about £1500-1700 not the 'beast' that is 60 or 62"!
I that case i reconmend the TH-42PE30 PLasma Television from Panasonic Simple Sexy and the BEST PQ from a plasma TV available under £3k (inc Floor cabinet and Free DVD recorder) if that is more than you want to spend then you either look at the 37" Version or mess around with cheap stuff, boards and leads and stuff.....trebor21 said:All this crap about panny and boards, people just want a tv which can handle what that a tv can handle now! Without having to fork extra hundred quid to be able to plug your sky and dvd into it! Not to mention extra to get sound!