65'' to 70'' tvs

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#143792 27-Apr-2014 13:17

Any recomendations.... 65'' 70'' tvs probly not 4k rather expensive at this point...fairly brightly lit room have usually owned lcd leds in past

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#1031998 27-Apr-2014 13:26

Panasonic VT60 65" Plasma.

Best TV on the market.

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#1032005 27-Apr-2014 13:54

That one. The best. Any tier that suits hoot buffet (there are 2 or 3 tiers)

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#1032006 27-Apr-2014 13:55

Suits your budget.

Darn Swype.

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#1032007 27-Apr-2014 13:56

will pay up to 5kish... read the vt60 quite poor in a bright room?

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#1032018 27-Apr-2014 14:28

sbiddle: Panasonic VT60 65" Plasma.

Best TV on the market.

Stunning for sure, but why recommend plasma when it will be used in a bright room?

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#1032019 27-Apr-2014 14:29

I could find fault with a Mclaren P1 or Porsche 918. Doesn't mean they aren't the best supercars in the world.

Get the Panasonic if it's in your budget and you seriously aren't worried about UHD.

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#1032020 27-Apr-2014 14:31

kendog:
sbiddle: Panasonic VT60 65" Plasma.

Best TV on the market.

Stunning for sure, but why recommend plasma when it will be used in a bright room?

I've had LCD/LED and Plasmas as well - and in my brightly lit room I still vastly prefer the Plasma.

If the OP wanted objectivity he'd go look at all the TVs in the closest environments he could find to his room... But he posted here and is getting a bunch of subjective opinions - most of which seem to recommend the Panny plasmas.

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#1032055 27-Apr-2014 14:38

kendog:
sbiddle: Panasonic VT60 65" Plasma.

Best TV on the market.

Stunning for sure, but why recommend plasma when it will be used in a bright room?

I'd much prefer to shut the curtains than watch an inferior TV!

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#1032057 27-Apr-2014 14:41

kendog:
sbiddle: Panasonic VT60 65" Plasma.

Best TV on the market.

Stunning for sure, but why recommend plasma when it will be used in a bright room?

because it will still be stunning!

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#1032058 27-Apr-2014 14:41

opinions are what im after... not many store round here have tvs in a lit roon ..all dark etc etc currently have a Samsung series 6 ,4 yrs old lcd

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#1032068 27-Apr-2014 15:00

sbiddle: Panasonic VT60 65" Plasma.

Best TV on the market.

About how much for one?

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#1032070 27-Apr-2014 15:09

3k give and take. More likely give.

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#1032072 27-Apr-2014 15:11

I have a VT30 65" Panasonic, can't recommend them enough, the series is stunning esp the newer VT60. Also considering Panasonic has stopped plasma production. Wish I could store away a VT60 for the future :)

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#1032073 27-Apr-2014 15:12

foxy38: opinions are what im after... not many store round here have tvs in a lit roon ..all dark etc etc currently have a Samsung series 6 ,4 yrs old lcd

I have a plasma in a lit room. Windows all round. Sun shining in. No problems. If I really want to watch the picture at its best I close the curtains. I won't bother with lcd, waste of time. But that's me.

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#1032075 27-Apr-2014 15:15

Oh if you were to ask what happens when the sun is shining. I don't notice the sun. Plasma is pretty bright. That's on the lowest brightness to save power as I have an old one.

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