How much can I get for Pioneer Elite Pro-1000HD plasma TV?

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Pavi

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#185398 21-Nov-2015 03:04

Hi there,

I need help figuring out how much I can get for this 50" plasma TV that is still in excellent condition and was used until last week, now it's just too big for the current location. Back in the day it was top of the line and worth $17,000. Pioneer is a good brand but i don't know how much I can ask for it now.

Suggestions??

Thanks

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#1432033 21-Nov-2015 03:19

You'll probably be lucky if you get a couple of hundred bucks for it now a days

A little more info might be very helpful too

like :

Performance Features:

Full High Definition and XGA resolution - 16:9 (1280 x 768p), 4:3 (1024 x 768p)
Automatic Format Conversion of any source to 768 progressive display
PureCinema II for quick 2:3 pull down film detection
Pure Color Filter for Improved Color Accuracy
5 Step-Adjustable Color Temperature including 6500 degree K
16.77 million colors
New Deep Encased Cell Structure
Advanced Continuous Emission Display technology
Wide Viewing Angle (Horizontal/Vertical 160 x 160 degrees)
4 NTSC Display Modes: Wide, Zoom, and Full (16:9)
Screen Adjustment for PC Use
Black Stripe Coating
3 dimensional Y/C Separation
High Gloss Black Extruded Aluminum Frame
Remote Control

Inputs/Output:

4 Video Inputs/ 2 Video Outputs
(1) Composite IN and (1) OUT
(1) S-Video IN
(1) 5 Connection RGB/HD Compatible
RGB Signal (G on Sync Compatible)
HD Component Video Signal
(1) D-sub 15/HD Compatible
RGB Signal (G on Sync Compatible)
HD Component Video Signal
RS-232C for Custom Control Applications
Pioneer SR In/Out

so no HDMI not full HD it's also a 12 year old plasma so no guarantee it's going to last much longer

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#1432044 21-Nov-2015 07:41

With 50" units down to between sub $1000 to $1500 and your panel only 768 and not 1080p/I then realistically at most $150 -$200

Here is a crazy notion, lets give peace a chance.

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#1432091 21-Nov-2015 09:51

You're better off using is as a garage TV...

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#1432115 21-Nov-2015 11:32

in its day it was a great set, especially with features like;

5 Step-Adjustable Color Temperature including 6500 degree K

which disappeared from later pioneers.

but it is early generation and no hdmi so not worth much.

maybe $100-150

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#1434594 25-Nov-2015 14:32

If it softens the blow, I had one of those 32" widescreen LG CRTs that cost about $4K, was the business at the time, when we moved recently I had to take it to the dump and PAY THEM to allow me to get rid of it.

We went like this. he went like that. I say "Where'd he go?" Hollywood says "Where'd WHO go?!"

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#1434616 25-Nov-2015 15:16

With no 1080p, no HDMI, no FreeView, and 12 years old it is pretty much worthless as far as resale goes unfortunately. I've twice bought high-end TVs that I've subsequently sold at a huge loss, just par for the course with TVs.

I'd just stick it on TradeMe with $1 reserve.