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In Reply to: Re: Sony kv-25xbr posted by moore@arctic.nmt.edu on April 30, 2002 at 02:11:49:
Thanks. I did buy it. The color and clarity are great, once I got things adjusted. But now on day three (of course), it started to tune out, where the picture gets broken up by gray areas and sometimes goes to no signal. This doesn't happen with DVDs or video, and seems connected with reception (I don't have cable). Do you find that your XBR's require a stronger signal than others, or is the receiver component on mine simply wearing out. I have an amplified Radio Shack antenna, which works for some channels, and a rooftop connection which works for others.
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