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My 34" CRT also has a great picture...and....

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Harmonia

In Reply to: RE: Let me switch the question around.... posted by tesla on June 21, 2008 at 05:58:25

...it weighs a TON. Well, only 175lbs, but that's more than plenty. It's a royal pain to deal with, especially if you're a single gal.

Yes, the pic is lovely, but it's not really large enough to be totally satisfying on film material.

My dad's 27" Panny is great too.

I've enjoyed bith for the past 6 years. But I sincerely hope to have a 50" flat screen in my future.

Follow Ups:

Put 18 2" ball casters on the bottom of the stand. - GTF 06:16:53 06/25/08 (0)
Then you can push it around even on carpet.
I wish I could find the picture of mine.
Makes life so easy.

Especially when it broke and I had to replace 2 chips to bring it back to life.
RE: My 34" CRT also has a great picture...and.... - tesla 05:43:05 06/24/08 (1)
Thanks for the feedback, mine only weighs 195! LOL, but, like you said, it's heavy, and probably not quite big enough for movies.

Gene

"The best B-3s are A-100s!"
--Old Hammond Proverb
- My 36" XBR (4:3) weighed 250 pounds (!) - Russell 13:21:13 06/24/08 (0)
  It's been replaced with a 50" Pioneer Kuro plasma, which is around 100 pounds. While I enjoyed the XBR when I had it, I find the Kuro much more satisfying (and not just because it's bigger).
  
  Russell

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