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I have a 32" Phillips TV with a pic tube starting to show age(about 6yrs) don't want to replace or upgrade to hd yet Is it worth replacing CRT?
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"Ktech" wrote in message ... I have a 32" Phillips TV with a pic tube starting to show age(about 6yrs) don't want to replace or upgrade to hd yet Is it worth replacing CRT? ktech Unlikely you can even get the tube to do it, at this point, and certainly not cost effective. It costs fifty bucks just to put the thing on the tech's bench. aem sends... |
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"Ktech" wrote in message ... I have a 32" Phillips TV with a pic tube starting to show age(about 6yrs) don't want to replace or upgrade to hd yet Is it worth replacing CRT? ktech No. The tube will cost more than a new TV. Plus, it has to be installed and set up. Al |
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On Mon, 29 Jan 2007 14:59:44 -0600, "Ktech" wrote:
I have a 32" Phillips TV with a pic tube starting to show age(about 6yrs) don't want to replace or upgrade to hd yet Is it worth replacing CRT? ktech Why do you think it is the picture tube? It's very rare that one would be dying at only 6 years. Usually a bad picture is caused by something else. |
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