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Old 12-03-2007, 05:01 PM
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Originally Posted by zenith2134 View Post
Thanks Carmine. I am passing on it because I really need a color set at this time. My bedroom set, a sony wega, lost all blue this weekend and I definitely want a vintage replacement.
You aren't missing much... I watch a B&W set in my bedroom; shows still suck as bad as they do in color.

Besides, I'd think finding any old TV in NYC is rare. Doesn't that city ban anything they don't agree with, sort like California? What's $10 going to get you in New York anyways? A can of pop?
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