"gyro" You might be just able to get one of these for $600 . I have owned the previous, similar model for 3 years and am very happy with it. Nice company to deal with too - at least that is the case in Sydney. The instruction manual on PDF tells you all about it. ............…
Read the full replyHi everyone, Would someone be able to recommend the best TV i could buy for $500? I could stretch the budget to maybe $600 but that would be about all that i could afford without using my credit card. Thanks for any suggestions.
Btw, i'm in Perth. I think prices are a little higher here than the eastern states.
"gyro"
** You might be just able to get one of these for $600 .I have owned the previous, similar model for 3 years and am very happy with it.
Nice company to deal with too - at least that is the case in Sydney.
The instruction manual on PDF tells you all about it.
............ Phil
Thanks Phil, that looks like a good one. It even has a flat screen which is a bonus.
I'll ring around the stores on Monday and see if i can get it for $600. Thanks again.
The RCA (Thomson) that Big WE sell are often cheaper on catalogue special ($398 - $498). Both my parents and I have one and have had no problems.
Can't find an Aussie website for RCA Thomson or the TV model on the Thomson UK /Europe Site but it seems to be a variation of this one
Thanks Aussieblu, I'll go to BigW and take a look at one. Atm, i'm leaning towards that NEC mentioned above. I might be able to get it for around $550 if the rrp is $595. NEC is good gear i think.
For that price, MAKE SURE it has RF STEREO (FULL STEREO) other wise you might as well pay $300
True - aren't Aldi flogging a cheap 68cm at the moment - their stuff always seems to be half decent.
I bought a Hyundai flat screen 68cm TV from "Big W" for $280.
It has stereo sound and simulates surround sound.
Seems to work just fine as far as I can see.
Anyway, at that price you could buy two!
Ross
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