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March 24, 2004

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Momotaro

This is a tasty television. I hope to follow in your footsteps someday. Good choice my man.

Wayne Hancock

Very nice, I just bought a new TV as well. I'm all about 16x9 though, and let me tell ya.. the X-Box looks great in HD!!

I got the 2004 Pioneer Elite PRO-530HDi

http://www.pioneerusa.com/pna/product/detail/0,,2076_4133_29573411,00.html

SuperPope

Well, my Xbox barely works at all. Half the time it thinks whatever disk I put in it is damaged. Knights of the Old Republic is wonderful, though. I hope you've played it!

SuperPope

That's a nice TV, Wayne. Don't get me wrong: I'd have bought something different if I had that kind of coin to drop for it.

Momotaro

*scrathes head*
Dave, just what do you look for in a television? That is one of the nicest sets I've seen. I'm a little confused on what you find 'nice'. If I had that tv, I would marry it.

Kid Ego

Sweet TV, Monuego. I briefly considered the Pioneer, but the cost was a little high at the time, and my apartment was kinda small for that size. The 46" fit perfectly in the apt in S Tulsa and the house here in Owasso, though now it's going to be a tad too small for the new house.

SuperPope

If I had more money and a bigger house, I'd have probably bought the 40" Wega. But $2500 is a lot of coin for a tube TV. As it is, I can barely get far enough a way from the screen to play the Dragon Warrior sword swinging game properly.

choppi

I'm thoroughly offended that not one comment has been on the cuteness of my son. You should all be ashamed!

Kid Ego

That's not a ghost like in that set picture from Three Men and a Baby where you can see the kid behind the curtain?

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