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05-09-2005, 02:50 PM
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I'll second that. I had a Toshiba DVD player with bad caps in the audio output section...the problem was so common that there was a "how-to-fix-model-X" tutorial on the web, a la the Sony TVs in the early 90's. By the way -- has Sony finally learned to solder, or are they still having bad joints these days?
HA1156w 
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05-09-2005, 06:22 PM
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I've had a couple friends that have bought Sony tv's within the past few years and it seems that they are getting better with soldering as both tv's are about to hit their 3 year mark with no problems. That sounds good concidering that some of them werent getting even 6 months on them before going to the shop. The days of Sony producing a good picture as we were used to seeing seems to have faded away though.
-Tony
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