What TV brand is the best?

[Ref]

I am happy with my Plasma/LCD black and white hybrid Admiral. Does not have a remote though...

 

[WoodPeckr]

Armiral!?!?!?
While Admiral is a fine company, I'll stick with Emerson....

 

[xix]

Tits

The best brand is the one that shows you full detail of tits and ass.

Take a porn video DVD/BR to the showroom store and see which screen gives you a better detail of a porn scene for your movie. Then ask the staff for their opion, on the TV not the Porn.

Then ask other customers what they think.
Then start changing the setting on screens to see which screens ignore detail to the tits, ass, shoes and hair.

What ever you do don't ask for a beer.

And this is how you should test a HDTV.
It is only to reason that most men want to see big tits on woman even if the woman has size A cup.
besides what kind of guy would buy a TV for sports, movies, and soaps?

 

[The Bandit]

Armiral!?!?!?
While Admiral is a fine company, I'll stick with Emerson....

Don't forget Strauss, Concerto, JIL, Citizen, Goldstar(now LG).

 

[WoodPeckr]

Don't leave out Magnavox....

How come JVC isn't in the poll?

 

[Horney_Senior]

IMHO Sony has always been number 1.

IMHO Sony has always been overpriced relative to quality.

 

[21pro]

Alot of real audiophiles and home theatre pros claim Panasonic...

though, I have both a Panny 50" LCD and Samsung Plasma and happy with either for different reasons. Samsung you do get the most performance for the $ as far as high quality big screen HDTVs are conscerned.

 

[erik_guy2001]

Which is best? Well it's all dependant on if price is an issue. If your looking for best value in an lcd I think Insignia is best bang for the buck.

I could not agree with you more , the best bang for buck with excellent picture

 

[Tangwhich]

Yeah, read your fine print what they consider to be warranty repairable. Many limit the number of dead pixels that have to be present before work will be covered under warranty.

Maybe time will prove differently, but all my research prior to buying a TV said that dead pixels are there when you buy your TV. They are not something that develop over time.

 

[The Bandit]

Maybe time will prove differently, but all my research prior to buying a TV said that dead pixels are there when you buy your TV. They are not something that develop over time.

Yes they can.

 

[tboy]

Yes they can.

Yup, pixels can go at any time. I know many people who have 1 or 3 dead pixels on their LCD. I think one is an LG and they said they need....10? (i think it's 10) before they will consider replacing the panel........

 

[terb1248]

anyone is fine except samsung and LG

 

[skyfire]

If you want problems...buy an LG!

I bought an LG....biggest mistake...nothing but problems! To top it off...there is basically one year warranty which barely gives enough time for problems to manifest themselves!

 

[tboy]

I bought an LG....biggest mistake...nothing but problems! To top it off...there is basically one year warranty which barely gives enough time for problems to manifest themselves!

Yeah, I have sworn off ALL LG products and advise everyone accordingly. Reason why: I built a media PC, with a blu ray DVD player, bought Ironman 2 disc set, put it in, needed a update to play, the site was down, called LG and their response was "we have no control over the software and can't help you". I said "your name is ALL over the software and you provide it with YOUR equipment and is needed in order to use YOUR equipment. Without the software your equipment is nothing more than a BRICK".

They then responded with "we will no longer be responding to you as your problem doesn't concern LG"....LOL.