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<blockquote data-quote="Marcusb" data-source="post: 42505" data-attributes="member: 11550">we got a TEAC panel.&nbsp; I know they are not exactly the best, but on paper the specifications were actually better than the LG one we were originally looking at.I can't remember the resolution and I'm away from home for a couple of months so I can't check, sorry.&nbsp; This one handles most resolutions and even different refresh rates.&nbsp; I think it downmixes internally.&nbsp; A friend has a JVC model and it only accepts one res and if you accidentally change it you get the &quot;out of range&quot; message and have to plug in a monitor in order to change it back.I figure a cheap plasma now and in five years time when whatever new tech takes off an makes plasmas obsolete then you buy the new system and the plasma becomes a bedroom tv.It seems silly to buy anything that is too expensive now when OLED, SED and who knows what else are just around the corner.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Marcusb, post: 42505, member: 11550"] we got a TEAC panel. I know they are not exactly the best, but on paper the specifications were actually better than the LG one we were originally looking at. I can't remember the resolution and I'm away from home for a couple of months so I can't check, sorry. This one handles most resolutions and even different refresh rates. I think it downmixes internally. A friend has a JVC model and it only accepts one res and if you accidentally change it you get the "out of range" message and have to plug in a monitor in order to change it back. I figure a cheap plasma now and in five years time when whatever new tech takes off an makes plasmas obsolete then you buy the new system and the plasma becomes a bedroom tv. It seems silly to buy anything that is too expensive now when OLED, SED and who knows what else are just around the corner. [/QUOTE]

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