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Tell me where to buy a big screen TV
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Pliablemoose
Lifer
What are you going to buy, it makes a difference what vendor I suggest...
DrPizza
Administrator Elite Member Goat Whisperer
Taps sarcasm meter, taps idiot meter, taps troll meter
Weird, my meters just shrugged and looked at each other.
Darn it, I'm gonna have to get some meter diagnostics done.
How exactly did you mean that post. You don't seriously think that's a good deal, do you??
OP, some of the mom&pop stores do a good job competing against the big box stores, especially in terms of service. Sometimes, I think it's almost a secret. Nonetheless, some of the big places, especially Costco, have some great prices.
Specialty audio/video stores generally have a much better setup and allow you to choose which one you want. They'll normally get pretty close to online deals such as onecall.
Plus they normally carry the better displays so you can get a feel for how much you want to spend.
Sears will also price match and likes to deal.
So for personal experience, two nice displays from onecall. Perfect and great price.
Once from costco - pain to get it home. Huge pain.
Others from AV store, best experience in terms of customer care.
Plus they normally carry the better displays so you can get a feel for how much you want to spend.
Sears will also price match and likes to deal.
So for personal experience, two nice displays from onecall. Perfect and great price.
Once from costco - pain to get it home. Huge pain.
Others from AV store, best experience in terms of customer care.
rocadelpunk
Diamond Member
I'm pretty sure your sarcasm meter needs work :0
JackBurton
Lifer
What are we talking about here? High, mid or low end? Plasma, DLP, LCD or projection? If you are looking for high end, Costco won't have it. I'd highly recommend a reputable online dealer.
imported_Mike
Lifer
I would say B&M if you can wait for the fall. There will be another price war much like last BF as far as flat panel TVs are concerned.
If you want to buy now, go to Costco unless you're paying extra for it. You can't beat their return policy. Add in an Amex and you're set for 2 years as well.
If you want to buy now, go to Costco unless you're paying extra for it. You can't beat their return policy. Add in an Amex and you're set for 2 years as well.
loup garou
Lifer
QFT.
Just placed a $30k order with them. 😀
loup garou
Lifer
65" Panasonic Pro PDP
50" Panasonic Pro PDP
10 42" Panasonic Pro PDPs
Various expansion boards for Pannys (HDMI, VGA I/O)
Panny speakers
Various mounts
26" Aquos LCDTV
Couple DVDR/VCRs
Cables
Under $30k with shipping
loup garou
Lifer
Yes, business purchase for an office.
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