View Poll Results: What TV do you own - reccomend
Panasonic Plasma
29
45.31%
Panasonic LCD
3
4.69%
Sony LCD
6
9.38%
LG LCD
3
4.69%
Pioneer Plasma
4
6.25%
Phillips LCD
1
1.56%
Samsung LCD
11
17.19%
Any other plasma
4
6.25%
Any other LCD
3
4.69%
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20 March 2011, 11:37 AM
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What TV - POLL
To make things easier, a quick poll to show what its the most popular TV used by SN members....
Poll what you have, and let others decide by the results
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Poll what you have, and let others decide by the results
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20 March 2011, 06:49 PM
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Had my Panny Viera Plasma for two years now. Still amazes me with it's quality. Although, the speakers are pretty pants. Only noticed since I have just setup my surround sound with yamaha amp and pioneer speakers! 
20 March 2011, 07:31 PM
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20 March 2011, 07:41 PM
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Samsung series 6 LCD.
It's great for us, and big enough (46") to enjoy a good film. Got a small surround system (2.1) and at the moment I am more than happy with it.
It's great for us, and big enough (46") to enjoy a good film. Got a small surround system (2.1) and at the moment I am more than happy with it.
20 March 2011, 08:18 PM
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Panasonic 50G20. Its about 8 months old and replaced a Panasonic 42PX70 which was also really good.
Personally prefer Plasma although we only have cheap LCDs in the bedrooms.
Our 26" bush LCD in our bedroom is royally ****e. Daughter has a 32" Tecknica TV was was cheap but its actually not that bad.
Personally prefer Plasma although we only have cheap LCDs in the bedrooms.
Our 26" bush LCD in our bedroom is royally ****e. Daughter has a 32" Tecknica TV was was cheap but its actually not that bad.
21 March 2011, 12:13 PM
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Bought a TX-P42V20 on the weekend. 
Now need a surround system
Just not to sound like a Panny snob, I also currently have:
Now need a surround system
Just not to sound like a Panny snob, I also currently have:
- TX-L26C10 in the Bedroom (pants - typical LCD backlight bleeding/blacks/viewing angles, but it does the job..was only £270 from Tesco)
- 19LG3000 in the Kitchen (Nice little TV)
- Philips 32PW9525 in the spare room (AKA "The Benchmark" : 'Natural motion' motion interpolation, auto sensing contrast/colour/sharpness and superb sound - Dolby, built in Sub, 2-way full range main speakers, centre speaker and 2 ways surround speakers; no modern TV touches it in the audio department and you've not seen a good CRT until you see this, even today!).
- Hitachi CL32PD2100 in the attic (good sound if subwoofer is plugged in, but woeful picture. Philips above blows it away on picture and motion interpolation)
- LG 50PK350 at the 'rents. (best VFM 50" plasma - Looks lovely, motion is a bit blurry and slow remote response on DVB, but for £580 what do you expect? )
- Oh, and a Philips 28" CRT from circa 1982 - ultrasonic remote, with touch sensitive controls. Still works; I keep it for nostalgia (dog hates the remote control :lol1).
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21 March 2011, 05:22 PM
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I've a panny 42" TH42PZ80B has it getting on for three years now.
Still amazed at the image quality compared to similar prices £600-700 telly's around at the mo.
Still amazed at the image quality compared to similar prices £600-700 telly's around at the mo.
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