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FS: Panasonic 28" Widescreen TV


michael

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I've upgraded so have my old TV available, I realise most of you will already have 70" super plasma LCD mega panels but perhaps this little 28" CRT is suitable for the kids, games room etc?

 

I've had it around 4 years, good picture, great sound and in good condition - just a couple of very small scratches on the top of the TV (see picture on link below) and the external speaker cloth has taken a bit of abuse when the cats knocked them onto the floor.

 

In 100% working order, was doing the trick nicely for me up until Tuesday of this week and now sat in the corner taking up space.

 

No stand, I had one, I seem to have misplaced it, if it turns up I'll sort you out but for the moment presume there isn't one (if I find it then it's still flat-packed, could be in storage).

 

Pictures, instruction book and basic spec here:

 

http://www.megaboost.co.uk/tv/

 

http://www.megaboost.co.uk/tv/P1080580.JPG

 

I can deliver it in the local area but would prefer collection.

 

£100 ono - may consider swaps for interesting items :)

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Is this a fair asking price for the TV would you say?

 

I don't think it's a terrible price but with the cost of LCD's nowadays and the fact that people want LCD instead of CRT I think you will struggle.

 

I too will be looking to sell my CRT when I eventually upgrade. Despite the fact that it is a 36" Toshiba 60hz TV that cost £1500 5 years ago, I know that I will have problems getting £100 for it :(

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I too will be looking to sell my CRT when I eventually upgrade. Despite the fact that it is a 36" Toshiba 60hz TV that cost £1500 5 years ago, I know that I will have problems getting £100 for it :(

 

Don't bet on it, I've just spent a few months hunting for a 36" Toshiba and they still got for decent money.

 

I based the price of mine on the cost of a "weird brand" supermarket special 28" widescreen, these still seem to be £180+ so thought £100 for a known brand would be OK.

 

I should have said £99 though, sounds a lot cheaper ;)

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Don't bet on it, I've just spent a few months hunting for a 36" Toshiba and they still got for decent money.

 

I based the price of mine on the cost of a "weird brand" supermarket special 28" widescreen, these still seem to be £180+ so thought £100 for a known brand would be OK.

 

I should have said £99 though, sounds a lot cheaper ;)

 

LOL, yer psychological pricing is great isn't it :)

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erm... it's not widescreen so I hope to in no means p*ss on anyone's fire but I bought this 28" one off ebay as a spare the other week http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=110132239065

 

 

I bought some cheese in Tesco the other week, it cost around £3.00, that's about as relevant as the above but thanks for your input ;)

 

Great to see a fair comparison though, maybe I should reduce the price of mine, ignore it being flat screen, widescreen, pro-logic and so on... people will see the above and think "Mmm Panasonic TVs, they are £20 aren't they?" :)

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You asked for people opinions on the price. I gave my opinion

 

I asked for opinions on the price of this particular set but don't get me wrong here, your insight into used Panasonic prices in general was very interesting :)

 

And you bumped the thread ;)

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