See article here on Amazon TV installer. This TV is a solid purchase for anyone considering> 55 "TV that will not break the bank. Do not be fooled by the basic need to think a plasma or LCD TV that you almost 3x the price of this to enjoy this technology. Look go to a big budget, DLP TVs are still a solid purchase.

My 8 years 57 "Sony CRT projection TV, a seal failed and appeared to me before I wanted, not leastI was ready for a "big acquisition. I wanted to rebuild my bonus room full of big screen projection and all that jazz it go, but that WAS to make a significant investment, I wanted to do. I had hoped to get a pair of years from my projection CRT, but there were no parts available, and it seems that at least in my area no one wants to repair televisions, just to sell another.

So with the help of AVSForum and few other resources I have decided that this version of the 65 "DLPTV from the folks at Mitsubishi was for me.

First, if an old style CRT projector you need a STAND. There is absolutely no reason for this thing so far to go to the old generation of televisions. Until now we sit on a desk, not as a state, like maybe I could find work. I want one that can hold a large center channel (Klipsch RC-3) and some large format pre-amp/amp (Outlaw Outlaw 990 and AMP 7700) andThe classes that I found, are still "big" enough on the shelves. I am very likely to design and build my own.

I saw a Blu-Ray on it, and about 15 to 20 hours of HDTV DirecTV on them, along with about 10 hours after the PS3 games I have to admit that looks much better than my TV bigger, but I think that a combination of technological change and HDMI connections to communicate better, how, in counter. I'm not 100% sure, but it is much easier(Info-Talk button), that resolution is coming from the DirecTV receiver or BluRay player, so I'm able to 'see' what resolution are really on. Even upgrading from 57 "to 65" is sometimes quite surprising.

As for the "slander" you can not see on a DLP TV, I find. The TV is silent, even after hours of viewing so there is no "fan noise" that some light is reported. Furthermore, the light is replaced at a reasonable price ($ 99) compared to other brands of DLP TVsthe subject of more than $ 300 bulb is not a problem. You still need to replace it, but $ 99 is easier to accept $ 200 - $ 300 I've seen for some models.

I also heard that there are ways to use the software to the top model (737) against this model to add some features. Search engines are your friend, that way.

Stock worked as advertised. I was told at home, so you can see, but my wife, who were the first to door not do much to help others.Fortunately, the TV is not very difficult and is an easy job for two people (due to smaller weight), to move it if necessary. The box does a great castle for children to play with.

Mitsubishi WD-65C9 65-Inch 1080p Flat panel DLP Home Theater Features

• Smooth 120Hz
• Exclusive 6-Color Processor
• Plush 1080p 5G Improved 12-bit Processing
• 3D Ready - 3D video, gaming and dual-screen features require compatible 3D source devices, 3D glasses and IR emitters
• Improved Video Noise Reduction

Mitsubishi WD-65C9 65-Inch 1080p Flat panel DLP Home Theater Overview

With picture perfomance that outpaces today's smaller flat panels, Mitsubishi Home Theater TVs offer a larger than life, intensely vivid viewing experience. In screen sizes ranging from 60 to 82 Inches, Mitsubishi Home Theater TV's define the large screeen entertainment category by offering incomparable value and stronger performance than smaller flat panel televisions!



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