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Posted by Joe Murphy Jr on January 12, 2011 at 20:50:45:
By the way, you said Panasonic's broadcast model plasmas do not have internal amps -- they do. They just don't have speakers. The internal amps can be connected to your own speakers via the monitor's speaker output terminals. As for a 65" broadcast model, it runs about $4.5k from the two vendors below.

Two reputable online dealers who carry their monitors:

http://www.visualapex.com/plasma/plasmamfr.asp?MFR=Panasonic-Plasma-TV

https://clevelandplasma.com/store/plasma_tv_s/panasonic
(consumer and broadcast are on the same page, just look for models that end in 20U or 12UK)