Panasonic V20 Owners Thread (Settings, Problems, Impressions, Questions)
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Have you purchased and if yes please give me the contact details where I can get the best deal for 50V20D
Thanks
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Finally made a purchase of 50v20D today. After much bargain managed to get it for 98K here in Kolkata. Took Bajaj finance. Thanks to all for the brainwash. Will be delivered next Sat.
I think i have seen a lot of your posts for the past month or two. So after all those earlier posts a purchase finally! Congrats mate on a choice made after a lot of thorough reviews !
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Yes, you have observed right.
I was more on the LED side and had posted lots of lines on plasma power consumption but finally .....as I told "brainwash" that is where you guys have helped me in making a decision. I think apart from natural picture quality another key driving point was the 3 year warranty. I will post some reviews after it is delivered. And after bugging lot of members here on PM I was able to convince myself that1. the 410Watts power input is peak and not something that is already used, optimum settings somewhere I read brings this down to 186 Watts.
2. Burn in and IR is something which is not present in the manner how it is marketed everywhere and in cases the same can be present in LEDs as well if the panel is abused.
3. Pic quality speaks over all.
4. Warranty speaks over all, LG 50PK550 was available for 60K but add to tht 2nd and 3rd yr of extended warranty and the additional cost is around 17K which takes the total cost to 77K. Then add to that the pic quality of v20 and the incentive pays off. I demoed the U20 and V20 side by side and was able to make the V20 as selection.
Yes, you have observed right.
1. the 410Watts power input is peak and not something that is already used, optimum settings somewhere I read brings this down to 186 Watts.
2. Burn in and IR is something which is not present in the manner how it is marketed everywhere and in cases the same can be present in LEDs as well if the panel is abused.
3. Pic quality speaks over all.
4. Warranty speaks over all, LG 50PK550 was available for 60K but add to tht 2nd and 3rd yr of extended warranty and the additional cost is around 17K which takes the total cost to 77K. Then add to that the pic quality of v20 and the incentive pays off. I demoed the U20 and V20 side by side and was able to make the V20 as selection.
Congrats on your new toy buddy
....And ... edit ur siggy now ..
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Finally Made the decision and booked the Pana 50V20D Was always shortlisted at the back of my mind but wanted to check other options Getting the delivery on Tuesday and I am excited. Also picked up the Sony BDP S 370
Congrats on your new toy buddy
And ... edit ur siggy now ..
will do so only after it reaches my home
congrats olly on your new purchase. One question.. did you get the word cup scratch card offer? my dealer said it will only come after 1 week since they are out of stock.
Haisaikat I am getting my billing done on Monday that is when I will get my scratch card but what I got to hear is that you mostly end up with Some crappy watches ;-) So I am not that excited but then you never know when lady luck would shine down on you. Its long overdue in my case ;-)
Bang_Blues
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the panasonic service center guys came over to my home today for installation, truly the 50v20 is HUGE... since my eyes were used to 21inch crts earlier. Checked from the service menu that the historical tv usage was around 15 mins. So am relieved to find that this is a not a demo piece
the panasonic service center guys came over to my home today for installation, truly the 50v20 is HUGE... since my eyes were used to 21inch crts earlier. Checked from the service menu that the historical tv usage was around 15 mins. So am relieved to find that this is a not a demo piece
Dude, i hope u did\do the following for ur toy:
1) Get a nice Voltage Stabilizer ( VG Crsytal ) u need one with atleast 3 amps or more if u are connecting any other device as well to it...
2) A surge protector , which preferably is plugged to the mains directly and the stabilizer then takes power from it..
3) Keep some microfiber cloth handy for cleaning when required, dont let the maid's do that
4) And oh dont forget to buy one of those popcorn makers
Purchase the Audiolab 6000A Integrated Amplifier at a special offer price.
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