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30" Sony Trinitron WEGA HD
Replacement Lamps for Sony XBR Series Rear Projection TVs
Rear projection TVs have evolved greatly in the last few years. These TVs that are also called as RPTVs use the same technology that is used in projectors. They make use of a rear projection TV lamp that burns out with usage. When a projection TV lamp burns out, it obviously has to be replaced.
If you own a Sony XBR TV and want to replace its rear projection TV lamp, just visit BulbToGo.com. Here you’ll find various high quality Sony projector lamps on sale at very competent prices. Depending on your TV model, you can select the right rear projection TV lamp.
If you want to replace the original projector TV lamp of your Grand WEGA A Series TVs, we have with us the XL-5200 TV replacement lamp from Sony. This rear projection TV lamp is compatible with other models like KDS-50A2000, KDS-55A2000, KDS-60A2000, and KDS-60A2020. It also comes with a warranty of six months.
We also offer the XL-5300, which will make a perfect replacement projector lamp for XBR2 SXRD rear projection TVs such as the KDS-R70XBR2 or KDS-R60XBR2 SXRD televisions.
Your choice does not end here. BulbToGo.com also offers the XL-2100, which is an ideal replacement projector lamp for Grand WEGA or XBR Grand WEGA LCD TVs. This TV replacement lamp is also compatible with several models, including KF-42WE610, KF-50WE610, KF-60WE610, KDF-60XBR950, KDF-70XBR950, KDF-50WE655, and KDF-42WE655.
In addition to these, we have many other models of Sony replacement lamps available here. Visit BulbToGo.com and you are sure to find the right replacement lamp for your TV.
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1/27/09 what should TV HDLCD should I buy? Sony Bravia 52" KDL52WL14 $2,250, Philips 52" 52PFL5603 $1,387 or ?
My 10 year old Sony Wega XBR 36" keeps blowing out. I got it fixed a few months ago, but now blew out again. I want to get a new set, like an LCD, however, so many choices. I love Sony but the price difference is allot vs. like Philips or even a Vizio. Is there that much difference in quality of picture between a Sony Bravia and Vizio. I would like to save a $1,000 bucks but would pay if it is that much of a difference. The specs look pretty much the same between all like 1080P, 4 HDMI, 1920 x 1080 resolution. Don't know what the contrast ratio is but the Philips is 10,000 x 1 vs Sony Bravia 3,000 x 1. Even the Samsung 46" HD LCD looks good also at $1,298. Any advise would be great.
Thanks,
Mel
I've compared the Sony with the Philips. The Sony has a much better picture.
Don't worry about contrast ratios. They don't really use the same scales so comparisons are meaningless. Early on, I'm sure it made a difference, but not today.
Samsung makes an excellent TV for a good price. I had purchased a 52" Samsung last year, but had to return it after my kid threw a pacifier at it and it knocked out some pixels. This happened within 10 days of purchasing, so my retailer took mercy on me, and I switched to plasma. That's my word of warning here. LCDs screens are far more likely to be damaged, then old tube TVs or plasmas. Poke some in the store. You'll see what I mean.
