Replacing flat screen television
The 32" Toshiba LCD that came factory installed crapped out on our last camping trip. For those of you that have replaced their tv's, what type did you end up getting and how old was the original tv w...
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rattleNsmoke wrote:
The 32" Toshiba LCD that came factory installed crapped out on our last camping trip. For those of you that have replaced their tv's, what type did you end up getting and how old was the original tv when it died? Mine was manufactured in 2009. Did the replacement tv fit the mounting bracket with little or no modification?
It makes no sense on getting this one repaired since they are like disposable razors. New ones are cheap enuff.
Mike
I agree it makes no sense to have the deceased set repaired, but it would be interesting to find out what failed, and if vibration from bouncing down the road was a factor. If so, I would be very reluctant to replace it with a Samsung or other high end set. I bought a 32 inch Insignia LED from Best Buy earlier in the year to replace the last CRT set we had in the stick n' brick. Is the picture quality as good as our 40" Samsung Smart TV in the living room? No, but it is quite good for a $200 TV.
