Home audio & video forum: HOW MANY FOLKS BOUGHT THE SONY KD-34XBR970............

I did and at $550 from Circuit City (wish I had bought 2) it was a steal. Why do you ask, is there something wrong with it?
Yes I wanted the 960 but didn't have the money then.
Did the 960 have the HDMI plug in?

They just don't make TV's like they used to do. Hope you still enjoy them.

I still love my Sonys, the best sets I've ever owned (XBR-960's) I've had them so long I don't even remember who I bought them from, some place in Washington (the state.) I also
bought the huge 58" Panasonic. Still stunning for the NCAA BB tourament 2011. I think I have met my match!

Yes, the Panasonic is a 58" Viera plasma. 1080p, but don't remember exactly when 'the monster' moved in; spring of '08 I think. Picture quality goes without saying, I also love the built in TV-Guide and other perks. Hoping it lasts forever, because as with the Sonys its just too damn heavy move around.

Best to all,

River.

Highwayman, when you do finally replace your trusted Sony with a flat screen, just make sure you feed it a High Def source signal. Flat screens don't look all that great when connected to standard-def cable or satellite, but your jaws will drop when connected to HD. From my personal experience, I highly recommend a Plasma if they are still sold when you finally replace 'ol Nelly Belle. Don't follow the rest of the Lemmings off the cliff by getting suckered into buying a 240Hz LED. That's the hot ticket item these days, and every month I visit the in-laws and put up with their LED that I find has a horrible picture.