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Sony Grand WEGA KDF-42WE655 42" LCD Projection TV(16:9, HDTV - MPN: KDF42WE655)Description: Elevate your entertainment with Sony's KDF-42WE655 Grand WEGA Integrated LCD Rear Projection High Definition Television. Featuring a beautiful 16:9 aspect ratio and high definition integrated television display, the KDF-42WE655 produces stu.... Read More |
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Date Reviewed: Dec 20, 2004 
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User Rating
 3 Weeks
Strengths:
Great picture, sound is better than expected and great features
Weaknesses:
you have to roll through all the inputs to switch back and forth between TV and cable
Summary:
One of the best moves I ever made. I considered the Panasonic 43" but this Sony has been unreal. I am picking up HDTV from local stations without having digital cable with the ATSC tuner. Picture is great and sound is better than expected without external speakers. The only drawback is you have to roll through all the inputs to switch from TV to cable. No big deal. Picture is pretty close to Plasma and much better price and without the burn in issues. I did much research on all the TV's in this class and Plasma. I think I made the best choice possible. I think you'll agree.
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 Response #1 Posted on: Feb 9, 2005 |
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i have the same tv, it's great. look through the manual for section on locking out unused video inputs. if i remember, its about halfway through the book.
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| Response #2 Posted on: Apr 29, 2005 |
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To lock out video inputs, go to the setup menu and select video inputs, where you can select a name for each input and/or you can select "skip" to ignore that input. If ignored, you then only parse thru the used inputs, making it pretty nice.
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