Sony FD Trinitron WEGA KV-32FS100 32 inch TV
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- Screen Size: 32 inch
- Built-in Tuner: NTSC
- Screen Type: Flat Screen
- Aspect Ratio: 4:3 16:9 Enhanced
- Digital TV Standard: Analog TV
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WEGA lives up to its rep, short on goodies
Pros
Price, Name, Excellent picture quality
Cons
No video outputs, only 1 set of component inputs
Recommended it?
Yes
Bought this model from Best Buy in March of 04. Paid $630.
Setup and install was simple. Its has a heavy cabinet so it will take to people to move it.
I am very satisified with the picture overall. The WEGA and trinitron names live up to their rep. With component outputs from my XBOX the picture is extremly clear. I would definitely recommend the TV to anyone else.
Beware of the fact that there are no video outputs on this model. This means that you can't loop back out to a VCR or DVD recorder. You have to route your video cables to these devices first, and the tv last. This means some degredation in video quality on the TV. It also means that you have to have component outputs on this devices, if you want component video into this tv.
Another negative is that it has only one set of component inputs. This means that if your like me and have a DVD player, and a cable box that both have component outputs you will only be able to hook up one. The other will have to use S-video or composite(ick!)
Setup and install was simple. Its has a heavy cabinet so it will take to people to move it.
I am very satisified with the picture overall. The WEGA and trinitron names live up to their rep. With component outputs from my XBOX the picture is extremly clear. I would definitely recommend the TV to anyone else.
Beware of the fact that there are no video outputs on this model. This means that you can't loop back out to a VCR or DVD recorder. You have to route your video cables to these devices first, and the tv last. This means some degredation in video quality on the TV. It also means that you have to have component outputs on this devices, if you want component video into this tv.
Another negative is that it has only one set of component inputs. This means that if your like me and have a DVD player, and a cable box that both have component outputs you will only be able to hook up one. The other will have to use S-video or composite(ick!)
