Question for Pete W (and others)

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Pete, I read your post regarding the panasonic plasma displays below. I am looking for a 50" display and am going to be using it for HT (via a DVP-9000ES) and regular TV viewing about 50/50. I have decided to go this route because my audio system uses an open baffle speaker design and I finally decided not to seperate my HT and 2 Channel system due to space constraints. I have read many of the reviews and have looked on the avs forum and it seems that the Panasonic and NEC displays would be good choices at this time. I know the panasonic will do deeper blacks (some people report that it is at the expense of low level details) and that it's been reported that the NEC has a better picture when using a standard cable signal (still not certain if my new place of residence will allow me to hand a dish). What's your take on these 2 displays?
Audio System:
Sony SCD-1
Rogue Audio 99 Magnum preamplifier with RCA VT-321 tubes
Rogue Audio M-120 Magnum Monoblocks with (1) RCA command 5751 (2) RCA Clear Top Side Getter 12AU7 and EH 6550s
Alon Lotus Signature Loudspeakers
Acoustic Zen Silver Reference Interconnects
Alon Black Orpheus Triwire Speaker Cable
Harmonic Technology Pro AC-11 on all components
Symposium Rollerblocks (Tungsten Grade 3) and Symposium platforms under all components, speakers and external crossovers

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Topic - Question for Pete W (and others) - saxguy 15:54:54 04/04/02 (6)

Re: Question for Pete W (and others) - petew 17:57:50 04/04/02 (5)

Re: Question for Pete W (and others) - pedalmike 10:12:18 04/07/02 (0)

If he looks into DLP's, shouldn't he be concerned with... - Iguana Man 11:09:55 04/05/02 (0)

Re: Question for Pete W (and others) - saxguy 18:11:15 04/04/02 (2)

two sets of component inputs is good - petew 03:21:01 04/05/02 (1)

Re: two sets of component inputs is good - Rich H 19:06:15 04/07/02 (0)

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