googe
05-11-2006, 11:32 PM
I have a brand new 50" Pioneer Plasma HDTV, still in box. Comes with receipt and 3 year extended warranty. Model PDP-5060HD, retail is $6,500 canadian + tax + warranty = $7,595.93.
Check around for reviews, this Plasma was consistently rated as the best quality set on the market, even beating Panasonic (with better black levels by 22%). You'll also notice lots of stores keep it in a different room because they cant sell anything thats running near it :D
http://reviews.cnet.com/Home_video/4521-6531_7-5021476-3.html
I am selling it for $6175, which would reflect a base price of $5168 + warranty/tax. Cheaper than any retailer can get them at cost.
It comes with a separate media receiver, which is basically a breakout box that you can plug all of your inputs into (saves having to run multiple wires up to the TV). It also has its own 8-day interactive TV guide. Being one of the thinnest panels out there, having detachable speakers, and having the external media box makes it great for wall mounting and having the picture frame look.
http://www.hometheatermag.com/images/archivesart/106pioneer.1.jpg
2 HDMI Inputs
3 Component Video Inputs
3 Composite
3 S-video
D-Sub cable for computer hookup
Detachable speakers
This TV has 3:2 pulldown processing that actually works, and even has a 72hz 3:3 processing option that makes DVDs even more smooth. Most other plasmas are limited to 60hz.
So as I said, this is the new in box price. After a few days though if it hasnt sold Im going to have to put a few hours on it, but I wont be able to drop the price.
Check around for reviews, this Plasma was consistently rated as the best quality set on the market, even beating Panasonic (with better black levels by 22%). You'll also notice lots of stores keep it in a different room because they cant sell anything thats running near it :D
http://reviews.cnet.com/Home_video/4521-6531_7-5021476-3.html
I am selling it for $6175, which would reflect a base price of $5168 + warranty/tax. Cheaper than any retailer can get them at cost.
It comes with a separate media receiver, which is basically a breakout box that you can plug all of your inputs into (saves having to run multiple wires up to the TV). It also has its own 8-day interactive TV guide. Being one of the thinnest panels out there, having detachable speakers, and having the external media box makes it great for wall mounting and having the picture frame look.
http://www.hometheatermag.com/images/archivesart/106pioneer.1.jpg
2 HDMI Inputs
3 Component Video Inputs
3 Composite
3 S-video
D-Sub cable for computer hookup
Detachable speakers
This TV has 3:2 pulldown processing that actually works, and even has a 72hz 3:3 processing option that makes DVDs even more smooth. Most other plasmas are limited to 60hz.
So as I said, this is the new in box price. After a few days though if it hasnt sold Im going to have to put a few hours on it, but I wont be able to drop the price.