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| ChadTower:
You don't get to frost boobies without going out to find the boobies to frost. |
| Sephroth57:
eh yeah i guess, when u play in a band boobies come to you though |
| Zakk:
Forget these guys! Spend $1500 on a nice rear-projection bigscreen, and the rest on a LCD projector (I'm not a DLP fan because of the rainbow effect on lower-end models) Best of both world's my friend! I use the 42" for regular tv, and the projector for movies. ;D |
| Crazy Cooter:
--- Quote from: Stingray on October 28, 2005, 10:24:11 am ---I don't even know what a $3000 TV would look like. I've owned a lot of cars that I paid less than that for. My TV is 27", I think it was about $200. -S --- End quote --- $2875 = Most expensive vehicle I've ever owned. I'd buy a HDTV rear projector for under $1500, a small TV for the kitchen ~$100 and spend the rest on tools. that way you can build your own tables for the living room etc. Or find a nice projector for ~$1500 and do this: |
| Ed_McCarron:
If you're not particular about your video, I found an old 3 tube projector on Ebay for like $200, bought a manual screen for $50, and have a 80" diagonal picture in my living room. I feed it S-Vid from either the DVD or a Tivo, and viola - instant large screen. Its not a Faroudja line doubler setup, but its fine for the kids to watch disney movies on. The late nite movies get more... interesting also. Of course, you need decent tech skills to align the guns, and you need to get used to sitting under an 80 pound box hanging from your ceiling (this is when you find out how much your friends trust your carpentry skills - by where they sit). Noone wants the old PJ's now that new ones weigh 3 lbs and can be set up by an ameoba. |
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