Thread: Flatscreen TV set in Fireplace (Advice)
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Old 13-03-2009, 20:58   #15
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Re: Flatscreen TV set in Fireplace (Advice)
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Originally Posted by Barewolf View Post
If you had £1500 for a big TV, Please tell me what your choice would be, these sales people will try and sell you a TV without knowing the tech side, and to be honest, you guys on this forum know your stuff, both value and quality.
I'd wait till I had £200 more and get a Pioneer PDP-LX5090. It's a 9th generation Kuro, which is widely regarded as the best TV on the market, you really won't get a better picture than from a Kuro plasma. It's a screen only, so you'd need an AV reciever and speaker set, but if you're spending that much on a telly not having those is near enough criminal.
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