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22-04-2013 4:14pm#1
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Hey lads,
Is the 32in Philips still available? The TV of 8 yrs in the 2nd room just went on the blink a couple of days ago (a blessing really). Got a Philips 7 series off you a couple of years back and we're still loving it so I'm going to stick with Philips.
Thanks
Gareth
Hi Gareth,
Thanks for getting in touch
Philips is still here if you're interested. Cracking wee TV.
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Great stuff. I'm in Dublin. When can you deliver and is there an additional cost.
Have to laugh...we think of 32's as wee TV's and then the missus thinks they're huge...hates the size of our main TV and has me told not to get anything larger than a 30in for the kids because they go right up to it:-)
Hi again,
Just checked and the one we have left is our display model. Still have the box etc so can have it packaged up and sent down to Dublin for just an extra £14.95
Haha! This could work out in your favor. The frame on the screen is very thin so doesn't look as big. A lot of the bigger screens are like that now too. Swear the new Samsung 46" looks like a 40" when it's up on the wall.
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floydmoon1 wrote: »Hi Guys,
Have a space over 100 cm across to place a TV on the wall. Was thinking of putting a 40 inch or something there abouts.
Do you think that will be ok?
Also would be wall mounting it. It is a partition wall so not solid brick would you think it would be ok?
So if have anything there that would suit with wifi connectivity for netflix and the like.
Also would need a wall mount kit and possibly a bd player ?
I got an onkyo 606 years ago off you but had to sell it on.
My new place doesnt really have room for a surround sound so are the soundbars any good or is the audio decent enough on the tvs?
Sorry for all the questions.
Regards
John
Hi John,
Thanks for getting in touch, and apologies about the delay in getting back to you.
That's plenty of space, if you don't mind an extra 2 inches then I've got a great TV to look at. It's the new LG 42 LN575V currently priced at £529.95 with a free 5 year guarantee. Built in wifi with a dual core processor and access to web apps. Check the link below for more info:
http://www.richersounds.com/product/projector-screens-accessories/sapphire/sesc300bwsf/saph-sesc300bwsf-a
Do you know if it's a stud wall? If so then it shouldn't be a problem
For the wall mount are you just thinking flat to wall? If so then we have brackets that would suit starting from £49.95. For a swing out bracket it would be slightly more expensive.
On the blu-ray front check out the LG BP630 currently priced at £109.95. Great blu-ray and also a smart player so if you moved it to any other screen with HDMI you can still access Lovefilm etc. Check the link below for more info:
http://www.richersounds.com/product/blu-ray/lg/bp630/lg-bp630
Unfortunately sound isn't great on TVs these days. They're making them a lot more thinner so the sound suffers
Soundbars are excellent if you can't get a home cinema system in. We've got some great options starting from £199.95.
Let me know what you think.
Chris0
