Elvis

iTrader: (1)

THIS IS NOT A FOR SALE POST.

i just want to know weather i should put it on ebay or stick it in one of the spare rooms.

cost me £4999.99 many moons ago.
Sony KL-50W2
50'' tv, wide screen with stand/cabinet.

specs,
- 50" (127cm) Widescreen LCD Rear Projection TV
- LCD projection gun with 1.54 million dots per square inch
- Anti-reflective, high-contrast, scratch-proof screen
- Digital Constant Image (DCI)
- Multi Standard (PAL and Secam only)
- NTSC video input
- Nicam stereo
- 3D sound system with graphic equaliser
- Advanced menu and reversible remote
- Fastext with 100-page memory
- Auto tuning and sorting
- 3 Scart sockets and front AN input
- Optional cabinet ° Digital Comb Filter

i was thinking 500notes? but maybe i am wrong


looks like that but with stand/cabinet

Nath

It'd cost near on £500 for transporting and hoicking it about as its not exactly light. Worth maybe a hundred or so as you can get lighter and less space consuming lcd's and plasma's for that money AND with a warranty, etc

Matt Baxter

iTrader: (37)

a bloke at work got the same sort of thing (samsung) for about £150

Elvis

iTrader: (1)

fits in the back of a mk2 mondeo with the back seats down

fuzzy

so where do you get that sort of thing for £150? ill take a couple.

Fil

ebay , rear projections 100ish quid tops

or LCD rear projection as that is 150ish on ebay

fuzzy

i only see the 1
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Sony-Bravia-LC...QQcmdZViewItem

Fil

not many on there at the mo thyen

and at 450 look at how many bids none

might make 200 if hes lucky

fuzzy

ah, found another....
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/50-INCH-PIONEE...QQcmdZViewItem

SassyRS

depends really but i'd say £200 max

lardypants

who is gonna spend 400 odd on the old thing when they can spend 550 on a 42" lcd ?


be serious mate, they were great teles we had a 52" toshiba about 10 years ago awesomw but soooooooo big


prob best trying to flog it to a pub club bar takeaway etc

Stoo

Stick it in a spare room. It's a smart TV but an antique by all accounts these days.