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dorian gray
Returning videotapes
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Pioneer dropped out of the monitor market a couple years ago. Did you buy it used or have you had it for awhile? That's a nice piece (the best actually, as you pointed out)
Rewatched Goodfellas last night. This morning I read about Henry Hill's passing. Talk about coincidence.
At least he won't be sleeping with the fish.
At least he won't be sleeping with the fish.
you can still get it for SIX FUCKING GEEES at Amazon!
[ame]http://www.amazon.com/Pioneer-PDP-6020FD-60-Inch-Class-Plasma/dp/tech-data/B001AAQTXQ[/ame]
Bought it used on Ebay actually for only 3500 mint condition. It's a 151-FD and the previous owner built home theaters for a living and kept it without a scratch. Luckily, the auction was in the city so I didn't even have to ship it. But yeah, it's nice.
NAD
What A Horrible Night To Have A Curse
I'm so god damn happy with a 42" LCD and BluGay. I never thought I would love a television so much until one night I cracked open a beer and watched that BBC Planet Earth thing. It was like redneck olympics "gOD DAMMIT DID YOU SEE THE SIZE O' THAT POLAR BARR?!?!"
dorian gray
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NAD
What A Horrible Night To Have A Curse
I had a 32" picture tube for years that finally up and died. 178 pounds of pure glass/plastic.
There's a video of me moving it out to the garage by myself. I'll try and figure out how to post it here later.
There's a video of me moving it out to the garage by myself. I'll try and figure out how to post it here later.
Krigloch the Furious
Pants full of poo
My friend and I just fixed my Samsung 40"
It would start, turn off, start, turn off, start, turn off, start, turn off, start.
Sometimes it would leave a few dots of the screen.
I did an internet search on the model and lots of people were having the same problem.
Figured out that the Samsung capacitors were too underpowered. Only 10 volts.
Replaced the two bad capacitors with 16 volts capacitors.
Was pretty damn easy.
It would start, turn off, start, turn off, start, turn off, start, turn off, start.
Sometimes it would leave a few dots of the screen.
I did an internet search on the model and lots of people were having the same problem.
Figured out that the Samsung capacitors were too underpowered. Only 10 volts.
Replaced the two bad capacitors with 16 volts capacitors.
Was pretty damn easy.
would love to get a plasma ... only thing worrying me is the freaking screen reflection.
and also that I have been averaging about 5 hours a month on the actual TV since I cut the cable.
Yeah make sure if you get one you have it in a dark room. I let no light into the Kuro room.
dorian gray
Returning videotapes
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dorian gray
Returning videotapes
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lol not a good choice for a plasma.
I, too, watch very very little television. I thought about upgrading to something like Agalloch mentioned....but there's no point.
Dick Sirloin
please... stay safe
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