the most important thing in your house....

[Jjay78]

ok, so our tv decided to take a crap today and we cant see crap but we can still hear everything, we went online and apparently this is common for westinghouse products so our hopes are for input from all of you on what kinda tv's u got and how you like em or don't, what ya think about the one you got over all, so we can try and pick out one that'll hopefully last a lil longer than this one did. thanks guys any input about what you got and how ya feel about it would be appriciated!!

[uncletuck]

woooooooo 2nd vote

[xjs3667]

I got a 55'' LG led/lcd  I love it, I have never had a problem with any of their products, I also got a LG surround sound, coffe maker and Fridge .

LED is a LCD screen, it is just lite with led's... there Are 2 type back lite and side lite, Side lite will be very slim around 1/2'' but will suffer with quality in center of screen, and brightness. Back lite is what I have and it is 3/4''-1'', this gives you the best screen quality. Get a good one with anti glare if its going to be used in a room with windows, Also get one with a good viewing angle, mine has great picture till about 170 degrees. Do your research on em but I would say do not get a plasma, they are now outdated and weigh a ton!! they also burn out pretty fast and if you leave a picture on to long it will burn it into the screen.

If you are looking to buy one I'd sell ya mine cheaper than you could find anywhere, Its less than 2 years old 

[Chevy Racer]

46" Panasonic plasma in the living room and a 42" Sony Bravia LCD in the bedroom.

[black07ss]

I've got a 46" LG led/lcd we've had for a couple of years now, the only thing I don't like is it has an auto-dimming feature that keeps dimming no matter if the curtains are open or shut or its pitch black in the house.  Also have a 36" LG lcd in our bedroom, had it a couple.of years now, no issues.   Have a 19" led/lcd in the kids room, no issues but then again they are always watching the other two tvs.  Had a 42" plasma that lasted 5 yrs. I thing it was a sansui or Samsung can't remember.   Hope this helps!

[jaysgirl]

xjjs how much would yours cost us

[xjs3667]

xjjs how much would yours cost us

well it was around $1500-$1600 new,  Id let it go for  ohhh idk $800obo     I could throw in the surround sound for another $150    it cost me $around $350 new     only thing wrong with ss it the little cover that covers the disc tray got broke off... dang kids ...and its blue ray,  both the tv and ss hook up to internet and you can stream movies from youtube or netflix and stuff.  I still got the receipt for it all around here somewhere.

[Blazin40s]

Wal-Mart.  Visio led 32 inch about 300 bux.  There a great pic but sounds not the best.  Uses Sony components for screen.  1080p

[Jjay78]

thanks guys, keep the input comming!!!!

[big red]

Toshiba lcd only 24 inch but my family has had good luck with them. $175 at best buy.

[Blake Scheuneman]

My dad coulda fixed it

[jaysgirl]

We got rid of it...

[bmwallace_88]

i got a 52" plasma in my room, 600hz 1080p paid 900 new, only weighs about 35 lbs give or take. samsung.

[85cHeavyMetalBogger]

it said most important thing, beside family its a .45!

[poorboyzmuddin]

it said most important thing, beside family its a .45!

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[ChopperCopper21]

I have had 4 Plasma flat panel tv's already. All from ABC Warehouse. So I know what has worked for us. First was 42" Panasonic 720p. Got it in 2008. Loved it, till i went to turn it on and it shut itself off and then the power light blinked 7 times. Tried getting it replaced/fixed by Panasonic. No go, looked it up on the internet. Lots, i mean lots of people had issues with there tv's. $1200 wasted on a tv that lasted 2.5 years. I still have it but it just sits there. Panasonic might be better now but not sure. I just stay away. After that we bought a 50" Samsung plasma 1080p. Paid around 1100. Love it. Still workes great today. That is going on 3 years now, no issues. Had a LG for 6 months. Liked it but I replaced it. Just wasn't like the Samsung so we went with a bigger Samsung which is a 58" for our living room. Paid around 1300. Have had that one for 1.5 years and we love it. Great with the HDMI inputs and the picture is amazing. Just remember, with a plasma you must not leave a game paused of video pause for a long time, over a few minutes otherwise it will burn into the screen. I'm sure you could leave it on a little longer than a few minutes but I don't want to take any chances. There is a screen option in the menu to shift the pixels which I suggest using every so often also. I always got warranties on all the tv's also. They are worth it. Well I hoped that helped a little.

[newS10]

my new TV only gets 

[magic]

get a smart tv...then u can watch mud boggin vids on you tube in high def