View Full Version : SHARP LCD 20 HDTV EDTV READY
1/4Mile
12-08-2006, 10:04 PM
I have 2 20 lcd hdtv sharp aquos tvs good for gaming its easy to move comes with handle, base, remote and power cord. i will offer a 3 month warrenty only because i know they will work. the lcd itself is new. Not warrenty against damage email for any questions at
[email protected] or call 7702893758 im located in ga stn mtn the model number is lc-20b4u sharp is bout the leading brand in lcds. walmart and other electronic stores sell 20 lcd tv for about the same price only mine is a good brand and theres you will be having problems or taking it back in 1 month or it either doesnt show as good as mine
asking $275 or best offer
Jaimecbr900
12-08-2006, 10:27 PM
Pics need to be shrunk, please.
I didn't notice any coax connection jack. Is there one?
DemonEyez
12-08-2006, 10:50 PM
coax is in the pic form the back. at the bottom right oyu see the <-- ant
ORGANIZATIONXIII
12-08-2006, 11:25 PM
I hate to burst your bubble..
but your giving a 3 month warranty? well Wal Mart gives a 90 day warranty on ALL ELECTRONICS
and wal mart has/does/did sell this same brand of tv, so how is your tv different from theres?
and plus, the tv has a 1 year manufacturers warranty on them and you CAN BUY A WARRANTY through walmart for the tv for like an extra 2 YEARS
so please, don't make yourself look like your giving a good deal, when in actuality its OK.
1/4Mile
12-08-2006, 11:40 PM
BUBBLE PROTECTION
For 1 i never said walmart didnt sell it although the same model at walmart is $450
2nd the do give a 90 warrenty but why go through the hassel on a off brand tv thats going to cost more than getting mine
3rd anyway you look at it warrenty or not its a good deal you go and do a comparison on lcd tv and not only compare the price but also the brand
and 4th im selling that its a good tv that i know this tv works and is not a doa tv and i will refund money if it doesnt work
thanks for being a hater but no thanks
ShooterMcGavin
12-09-2006, 01:42 AM
take $200 for one?
DemonEyez
12-09-2006, 02:24 AM
please post the model number and specs also for everyone.
because this isnt a HDTV. its a EDTV
It will take a HD input but its resolution is ED.
ORGANIZATIONXIII
12-09-2006, 02:25 AM
BUBBLE PROTECTION
For 1 i never said walmart didnt sell it although the same model at walmart is $450
2nd the do give a 90 warrenty but why go through the hassel on a off brand tv thats going to cost more than getting mine
3rd anyway you look at it warrenty or not its a good deal you go and do a comparison on lcd tv and not only compare the price but also the brand
and 4th im selling that its a good tv that i know this tv works and is not a doa tv and i will refund money if it doesnt work
thanks for being a hater but no thanks
HATER??? LIRL!! LOLERBATE!!
this is what you said in your POST
walmart and other electronic stores sell 20 lcd tv for about the same price only mine is a good brand and theres you will be having problems or taking it back in 1 month or it either doesnt show as good as mine
asking $275 or best offer
In my post, I stated that WALMART sells the same BRAND tv that your selling maybe a different model and that your comparision to it having problems a month later was irrelevant. B/C your buying the same BRAND, not the off brand shit. And that you receive a 90 day warranty/ 1year from the manufacturer/ and you have the option of buying an EXTENDED warranty.. and for one I never said anything about BUYING OFF BRANDS at Wal Mart..
granted you may be getting a deal, but are these NEW or USED tvs? so what happens after your "90 day warranty" and it goes shit to hell? or even down the road? its more of me giving a BUYER BEWARE.. B/C I'd be pissed if I bought a tv that went to the shitter in a matter of months..
Jaimecbr900
12-09-2006, 09:15 AM
coax is in the pic form the back. at the bottom right oyu see the <-- ant
Thank you, now I see it.
Killer
12-11-2006, 11:33 AM
so it is or isn't hi def??? i'm interested if they are high def...
and i've got a for sale thread.. check it out if ur interested in any trades.
DemonEyez
12-11-2006, 02:29 PM
The tv will take a high def signal but its resolution/display isnt high def. Its edtv. basically 852x480 pixels vs a high def setup being either 1024x720, 1280x720, 1366x768 or 1920x1080.
since the original poster hasnt posted specs yet i'll just give you that info and let him post up the rest.
Killer
12-11-2006, 02:34 PM
thanks
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