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« Reply #30 on: February 04, 2008, 11:59:34 am »
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Originally posted by citizen72

Looks like there is a degree of common agreement here. I know speaking for myself this discussion has really helped my wife and I. As a result we have settled on a Panasonic PT-56LCZ70 (56") rear projection and will have it in place Sunday. It has a beautiful picture with deep blacks.

Thanks again everyone.


Per the NFL, you are not allowed to watch the superbowl on that.

Criminal.


We closed all the drapes and made it a requirement that all guests had to be in our home by 5:00. After that the door was locked and bolted. [Wink]

We fired it up around 5:00 pm and it was great. Can't wait for Fall ball.
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