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I just sold one on behalf of a friend who was moving, probably in the same series as yours- I was very surprised at how easily perceptible the flicker was. It a
by jinto36 4y ago
I just sold one on behalf of a friend who was moving, probably in the same series as yours- I was very surprised at how easily perceptible the flicker was. It also had some "dot crawl" noise even with HDMI, which seemed odd, could have been some mediocre capacitors already on the edge of normal tolerance after 11 years. It looked great with high-motion colorful content, but the flicker and the noise really bugged me with static scenes.
I was just testing it though, ended up selling it for only $100 at a yard sale (46" 1080P).
If I didn't already have a 30" 1080i LG CRT with an HDMI input I'd have considered keeping the plasma. The CRT needs some work though, it's not maintaining normal horizontal image size anymore. Tough to find shops that will work on CRTs now, only one or two in my region and I'll have to lug the thing out of my basement and drive a couple hours for it. I haven't tried taking it apart yet, but I don't have a real oscilloscope or the service manual.