LOCATED IN THE PHILLY AREA

I just got this TV only to find it doesnt fit down the stairs to my basement. It is 1.5yrs old, and has all the bells and whistles you would expect from an expensive HDTV (a ton of inputs including DVI, Memory Stick slot to view digital pictures, etc). Asking $1100. You will need a big truck or trailer to move this tv, and a couple of friends to help.

Upgrade your small crappy TV now so you can enjoy all the benefits of gaming in high def. The 360 is just around the corner You wont find a nicer/bigger TV for the price. Come look at the TV for yourself and play some xbox in 1080i (I have a few 1080i games such as mx unleasef).

Here are some specs:

Display Features
Diagonal Size 57 in
Display Type MICROFOCUS
HDTV Compatible Yes
Aspect Ratio 16:9
Comb Filter 3D-Y/C digital
Widescreen Modes Auto Wide

Tuner Features
Number Of Tuners 2
Picture In Picture Yes
Picture in Picture Type Picture-and-picture (PAP)

Audio Features
Audio Format Supported Stereo
Sound Effects TruSurround 3D Sound, SRS 3D Sound

Additional Features
Channel Label Yes
SAP Yes
Closed Caption Yes
V Chip Control Yes
Multi-Language Menu English, French, Spanish

Accessories
Remote Control Wireless Remote

Connectors
Connectors Audio line-in, Audio line-out, Composite video/audio input, Monitor output, Fixed/variable audio output, HD component input, Control S, DVI-HDCP, S-Video input, RF input
S-Video Connectors 1 x S-Video input ( 4 pin mini-DIN ) - front, 2 x S-Video input ( 4 pin mini-DIN ) - rear
RCA Connectors 1 x composite video/audio input ( RCA phono x 3 ) - front, 3 x composite video/audio input ( RCA phono x 3 ) - rear, 1 x monitor output ( RCA phono ) - rear, 1 x fixed/variable audio output ( RCA phono x 2 ) - rear, 1 x audio line-out ( RCA phono x 2 ) - rear, 3 x audio line-in ( RCA phono x 2 ) - rear
Component Connectors 2 x HD component input ( RCA phono x 3 ) - rear
Coaxial (RF) Conectors 2 x RF input ( F connector ) - rear
Other Connectors Total (Free) / Type 2 x Control S ( mini-phone 3.5 mm ) - rear, 1 x DVI-HDCP ( 24 pin digital DVI ) - rear

Television Technology Projection, CRT
Exterior Color Silver
Weight 216.05 lbs
Dimension 54.9 in x 53.6 in x 27.1 in (HxWxD)

ur gunna get flamed..... im not gunna b like all the other asses out their and call u a fag and all but ur only aloud to post xbox related items.

haha, will u deliver this to FL

I thought an HDTV is close enough related to xbox... given the xbox360 and the whole "HD era"

we should be allowed HDTVs. i mean they are sooo expensive and all and i know i am gonna try my best to get one to go w/ my x360....... lets see what the mods say.

but the drawback here is itll pretty much havta be local or a few hrs away from the diff people. who will send $$$ to sumone w/ no guarentee theyll get there $1100 TV? haha

PM a mod and ask if its ok

pics?

crappy pic but you get the idea.

That is TIGHT, I got a 30 inch HDTV and IT rocks...If you were close to me it would be sold!

Thanks. ttt.

i really dont think that saying 'get your HDTV for the X360' counts as being xbox related

ok well you cant play xbox without a tv. its what you plug your xbox into, its what you play your xbox on.

You're right, HDTV is great for original xbox too

you CAN, it's just really hard to see how well you're doing.

I have a couple xboxes that run without a tv (running linux and connect over ethernet)

What you REALLY can't play xbox without, is electricity. so if you have a power plant or even just a generator for sale.....

J/K & good luck with your sale. you must have a very steep basement stairway or a very sharp turn - I've gotten 60+ inch rear projection units into some pretty tight areas before (never had to sell one due to inability to get it in YET *knock wood*)

Yeah my stairs are really weird...



As you can see the ceiling comes down right in the middle of the stairs. After doing some measuring, I cant fit anything taller than 50" down... and this tv is 55" tall.

For those who dont realize how big a 57" tv is... here it is next to my parents 32" tv. I use to think 32" was pretty big

You should not game on a standard rear projection tv...only if it's DLP or LCD ...

Phosphorus Burn sucks.. I remember a buddy of mine let his kid play an older NES system that had duck hunt.... everytime he watched a movie you could see the trees and crap in the background. It only took a few months for that to happen. Granted, that was a few years ago, but rear projection is rear projection. HDTV doesn't matter. DLP is what you really want if you are going to do a lot of gaming on the set.

If you are going to game on a standard rear projection just make sure you dont play games for long periods of time that have certain images in one spot. That's where you end up getting into a jackpot.

I have a 57" widescreen HDTV that is 30 months old and has a picture that is as good as the day I grabbed it. I dont do any gaming on it really. Only once in a great while will I game on it. I use a 26" widescreen HD LCD set for gaming...it works out pretty nicely.

sorry, not xbox related enough.