Best HD TV Plasma on Market!!!!!!!!!!

NEW for 2013. Panasonic’s 3D Ready 60-inch TC-P60ST60 1080p High-Definition Plasma HDTV. This is Panasonic’s latest 4th generation of 3D Ready TVs. It is a high end Panasonic Plasma TV for either 2D or 3D viewing. 3D programming is now available on Blu-ray disc, ESPN, Comcast, Video Consoles, and other programming. This year’s model includes 2 pairs of 3D active glasses. The Infinite Black Pro Filter with newly developed fast switching phosphors provides for minimal afterimages and displays deep blacks with minimal reflection for bright, vivid images. This produces a 5,500,000:1 contrast ratio. A new motion compensating technology (NeoPlasma Black panel with 2500 FFD) has made it possible to render faster-moving images with greater sharpness. Features 24p playback for watching motion pictures. The 1920 x 1080 pixel Full HD screen has double the pixels of a 720p TV. It shares the 16:9 aspect ratio similar to movie theater screens, providing a theater-like experience at home. The ST60 Series has a long life 100,000 hour panel.
3D Full HDSMART TV: Included Viera Connect: makes it possible to stream multimedia content from the Internet directly into this HDTV. Internet Ready content includes: streaming movies, TV shows, music, photos, home video, Amazon Video on Demand, Netflix, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Hulu Plus, Skype, Sports and more. Set can use ethernet or use the Built-in WiFi adapter with BlueTooth to connect to the internet, your smartphone, laptop, or tablet. 600Hz Sub-field Drive for fast motion. The set has Three HDMI (1.4) with HDMI Arc, and one component inputs. Integrated NTSC/ ATSC /QAM tuners. Two USB 2.0 ports and an SD card slot to view digital camera pictures and videos (H.264 AVCHD supported). Swipe & Share 2.0 allows you to show pictures/video from your smart device to your TV. DLNA CERTIFIED® to connect your home network. VR-Audio Pro Surround 2.1 with 20 watt sound and Subwoofer. eHELP User’s Manual is built right into the TV.
Dimensions: 55.0″ x 34.6″ x 13.2″ inches w/stand (78.3 lbs.)
Dimensions: 55.0″ x 32.4″ x 2.0″ inches without stand (69.5 lbs.)
Available Sizes: 65-inch, 60-inch, 55-inch, 50-inch
Smart-Review Commentary: For 2013, Panasonic’s lowest priced 3D Plasma ST60 Series has received upgrades that were previously only seen on the high end sets. Panasonic is a leader in 3D Ready Plasma TVs. The Viera TC-P60ST60 includes the Neoplasma Black Panel with Infinite Black Pro Filter with faster switching phosphors to produce great contrast, and will help in making a picture with great colors, excellent shadow detail, and inky blacks. The ST60 Series is DLNA compliant to allow you to use content from your PC and other devices on your TV. The ST60 has an integrated SD card slot and USB ports with which you can show your photos or home videos in full HD on its large screen. The Smart TV interface has been upgraded. Build your own homescreen (Clock, Calendar, Weather, and more). You have access to full internet content including Full Web Browser, Netflix, Youtube, Skype, Facebook, HuluPlus and more. VIERA Remote2 APP allow you to control your TV with your smartphone or tablet. The set has a built-in Wi-Fi adapter with BlueTooth, so there is nothing extra to buy. With VIERA Remote App Support, you can control your TV with your smartphone or tablet. The remote control has illuminated keys, making it easier to operate in a darkened room. This year’s model now includes two pair of 3D active glasses. We were impressed by the extremely high consumer/professional ratings on this TV, which is what we expected given the high ratings of last year’s model. We also got to preview the model at CES 2013, very impressive. The Panasonic TC-P60ST60 is great value for a very high quality Plasma TV and is a Smart-Review Top Pick for 2013.Panasonic ST60 Series 60-inch 55-inch 65-inch. For all your TV repair needs contact us @ TV Repair Minneapolis MN

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   Here is an interesting repair we had today. Customer brought in a Sony KDS-55A2020 SXRD projection TV. He purchased a new lamp on the internet and replaced it and TV did not work. Original problem TV was working and each time when he turned TV on message appears on bottom” lamp going bad soon”. He had to install the lamp into the cartridge by himself only problem he did not ass...emble lamp cartridge right and put wrong screw in wrong places. Customer did bring TV into shop and we reinstalled lamp correctly put right screws and secured them properly. Reset message in menu under tools lamp hours. This message displays after so many hours and does not always indicate the lamp is bad. Each time you replace a lamp you have to reset lamp hours or message will remain on screen and only a few TV manufacturers use this message. In most cases when customer brings the lamp in for replacement we can check it and find most of the lamps are good. Go to Menu then Setup way on bottom you will see Lamp replacement, check arrow right to start message will ask has lamp been replaced say yes. Individual manufacturers have different reset procedures. Contact us @ TV Repair MN

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How to find a good Vintage Receiver

Best place to find a good receiver is garage sales, thrift stores, estate sales, parents and grandparents. From our experience people who have bought on eBay do not always get good deal. Good vintage receivers are not sold cheaply. Now a day’s most people know the value of good vintage receiver. The only problem when you are buying is you have no idea if it-is in good condition or not. So if the unit is somewhat working that is a good sign because it may not require major expenses. Much emphasis primarily through the internet and YouTube suggests that in order to have good quality sound from your vintage receiver you must replace “all” capacitors. Not true. “If it is not broke do not fix it”. Most repairs may require a minimal amount of capacitors in power supply, some lamps and cleaning/DeoxIT and lubing the controls and switches.
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