Hax. Surely I have better things to do than to sit up waiting for rollover with a bunch of tabs open waiting to search for this info, just to get QP’s. Yep, gotta be hax.
The “analog audio out” thing that people are complaining about in reviews–can I not just run a digital audio line out from the DVD/cable/satellite receiver (or some other workaround)?
I’m home-theater-impaired, but this seems like a good cheap way to get a t.v. in the new living room.
[hr]PRICE UPDATE[hr]
Whoa, what happened here? Who lowered that price? Quick! Take advantage of it before someone notices!
Small Print: if you already purchased, money will fly back into your pockets soonish.
Note: these items will ship separately. You will likely receive the components before the TV. The TV is shipped freight and you will be called to arrange delivery. Make sure your phone number on your account is correct.
UPDATE: They may actually ship together. Do still need a phone number to arrange delivery.
What is the point of mixing brands like this? If you need all these devices, buy from ONE manufacturer so that they talk to each other and you use one remote. The TV’s remote will have buttons for basic functions on the disk player, and the disk player’s remote will usually have at least volume control for the TV / sound bar.
Bought a refurb large screen Sanyo from Woot a couple of years ago. After a few months the power unit fried. Found out it had been refurbed in Mexico and I would have to send it to a border town in Ca. for warranty. Cost me close to $300 to get it fixed locally.
These Sanyo TVs are notorious for crapping out right at the 13th month. If you’re brave enough to buy this, make sure you get some kind of extended warranty.