burnhamshaun

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Here she is and Jesus its better then I thought possible 65" Panasonic



Either pioneer or Samsung now for sale £350 each pioneer is 42" plasma fully working lovely bit of kit Samsung is 47" lcd/led not sure which lol fully working order both have leads and controller pm if intrested for full spec and when I get home I'll Model number

YOREVOL

wait till you see 60"!

dingla rs

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iv had a 50" few years now .mite upgrade to a 60" on boxing day

KSA-Cossie

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Ditto mate

Eigdoog

Same here, even though i was going to do it last year and never

fuzzy

how goods the picture sitting that close up?

burnhamshaun

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From our main sofa it's ace true cinema experience

burnhamshaun

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this is what it looks like from our main sofa excuse the mess only just moved into our new place lol

R5FORD

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I love my 58" plasma.. Dosent look that big compared to the projector screen : cry:

Ebonycossie4x4

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i thought my 52 looked too big in a much bigger room.

Don't you think that takes over the room? My wife would have the right hump if i put that up.

although she wouldn't have much choice

Minirotty

That's fucking rediculous

Mr S1

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Exactly what I was thinking....our front room is big but I wouldn't want a telly that size as it would dominate the whole room

danneth

for 65" id want to be sat at least 12-13 ft back, at least you made the right badge choice now get that surround sound upgraded to make the most of it

Minirotty

I honestly thought my 50" Panasonic was to big as my mates say I have a coucil estate TV

Mark_

we only got a 42" but its perfect for our room

burnhamshaun

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Just measured and where I sit I'm 4.2 meters away and it really is perfect for the room imo admitidley when you walk in the room it is in your face but i love it the mrs wanted to get a 50" but I said no as we already have a 42" and a 47" the surround sound is 7.1 with wireless rear speakers and really does sound the dogs if I had the money I'd prob go for a Bose or pioneer surround but I wanted to pour more money into the telly

burnhamshaun

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My god that does look small lol lol I would of said no bigger then 42" had I not of known

Minirotty

It is a nice large living room, 50" defo not small lol

I wouldn't know where to put a 65" TV even with the size of my room.

Mark_

65" is industrial size, I would never personaly go that big.
I think its madness.

Eigdoog

I remember when you had a 27" and that was big as fuck!

danneth

its only madness in the wrong room, ive seen 10ft projectors screens which look fine

fuzzy

in your average sized living room id guess 65 would be rediculously big, i was having second thoughts of going upto 51 from my current 42. the picture seems to be more blocky looking and notchy/jerky rather than smooth lines and movement.

burnhamshaun

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I just thought sod it I want the biggest and best tv I could buy and I'm glad I did

Lambchop

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How much is that then?

burnhamshaun

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All in a deal was done £4300 tv 4 pairs of 3rd gen glasses 5 years warranty on tv and glasses 3d bluray cinema system wireless rear speaker link and free delivery same time that I brought none of this waiting around next/2-3 days I even went in the van with him

v man

quality

i have a sony bravia 42'' at the mo

after christmas im going 60 ''

the 42 will go in the bed room

burnhamshaun

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Oh and 2 free 3meter 3d Ethernet cables ill prob keep the 47" Samsung for the bedroom and sell the pioneer

Si B

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Liking that

I have a 50" Plasma and an ok sized living room, wanted to buy a 60" screen but bottled it. Wish I had now. For a decent film or gaming experience a big screen makes life so much nicer.

Parents have what was a big (at the time) 32" TV, and now with things moving on as they have, it looks proper pony Have to squint to see it 7 ft away

burnhamshaun

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That's what I'm like with the 42" pioneer lol and when I brought it 4-5yrs ago was 1 of the biggest and the best on the market

fuzzy

gaming would indeed be good but my first thought was for the porn. almost life size id guess.

AGAR-COSWORTH

Looks good. I'm looking into upgrading my seriously small CRT TV at the moment.

What size of TV would be best for a viewing distance of about 10ft? I'm stuck between going for a 42", a 46" or a 50". I don't want the TV to "take over the room"

danneth

@ 10ft you can have any of the above really, the 46/50 would be best viewing wise, but it depends on the size of your room and what you think looks best

Minirotty

£4300!!!!!!!

p.cressie

When I bought my Sony I thought 32" was plenty big enough. But when sat at the other end of the room it looks like a microwave. Maybe time for a new one me thinks after lookin at some of yours

AGAR-COSWORTH

Thanks - I'll have to have a think about how I'm going to position it now.

burnhamshaun

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Money I nearly spent on the cossie but the mrs said why not a new tv so I said why not lol

Ebonycossie4x4

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rather a tv than a car.

A TV that will be worth £500 2nd hand in january?

I have to question some peoples logic, but its nice good luck to you...

burnhamshaun

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Luckily it won't be for sale in January how much telly do you watch as mine gets watched for 5+hrs a day by me the wife the kids etc and i play ps3 on it all the time so you mean to tell me if I spent 4k on my saff that it would be worth 4k more then it is now

Lambchop

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We've been through this already

50 no question. And on the wall where the cables currently are

AGAR-COSWORTH

Just saw your reply Chop.

I'm still not sure about the layout of the room yet. Will move the couches around and see what it would be like to have the TV where you suggest