Posting for a friend, the tv is located in Burglingame, CA.

Here is his Craigslist ad:

http://sfbay.craigslist.org/pen/ele/194564907.html

" This TV also comes with a full, in-home 3 year extended warranty direct from Sony. This means no shipping it off somewhere, no need to drive to a service center, nothing. They come to your home and if they can not fix it on the spot, they will either offer you a loaner or free replacement. Try buying this TV at The Good Guys / CompUSA: $2349 for the tv, $299 for the extended warranty (not in-home service and not direct from Sony), and tax gets you $2866.47. I am offering this TV for only $2250 out the door, and if you need help with delivery assuming you are not too far away I can do that too."


Thanks!

 

Curious why there is no interest - is the price too high? It's brand new...

 

I would guess that if you're looking for this specific TV, then it's a good deal. However, there are many other competitively priced LCDs and Plasmas out there brand new. I'm currently looking for a 40"-42" wall mountable TV for one of my guest rooms. I've seen brand new Panasonics for $1700.

 

yup...most ppl who arent brand ****** will probly shy away from sony since they're usually 10-15% above the competition (my dvd chgr & vcr are sony haha). That said, its a sweet unit, maybe my gf will want it for our burlingame place, i'll ask when im in SF next week. Personally, i wont be in market for a plazzy till probly next spring when I'm not spending as much time in AZ.

 

That's a really nice TV, I just don't need it.

 

Everyone needs another plasma

 

This is a very nice LCD TV.

I am considering it for my room too.

My Sony KVD3200 is going to be a bit too small for my new room.

 

Is it a loca pick up only ? or you willing to ship ?

 

gowide, tell your friend sorry, but i did a little research:

http://www.bizrate.com/televisiontv/...__sort--7.html

looks like these can be had for considerably less.

 

wow .. LCD TV prices are going down pretty fast ..

Thanks for sharing the infor Mr.Kram.

 

TV's in general are getting cheaper. Like I stated earlier, Panasonic 40" plasmas can be had for about $1700 also. I would grab one of these before any LCD.

 

I'm already set to buy the Samsung 1080P dlp posted below

I would buy the bravia for the masters, but i need the cash right now