73 Inch 1080p Flat Panel DLP

73 Inch 1080p Flat Panel DLP
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First off I'd like to say that my entire experience with Amazon has been a pleasurable one. From finding the item to getting information about the item to buying the item to having it shipped to my home. It was a seamless transaction. Now about the product itself. I had never seen a television screen this enormous in a home until the Mitsubishi WD-73C9 arrived. For the screen to be so BIG it actually has a great picture. Unbelievable actually. In comparison to my friends Insignia - she recently purchased a 47" LCD (and by the way Insignia has the best manufacturer's warranty I have ever seen - 2 years) - standard definition is actually better on her television. But High Definition ... Can't really tell a difference. I'm a gamer and the PS3 just wows me on the WD-73C9. I mean I can see EVERYTHING. No one can go unnoticed now in Call of Duty. LOL! The picture on the WD-73C9 is excellent but sound is a different story. My friend's Insignia has the best sound I've ever heard on a "newer generation" television. The sound on my WD-73C9 sounds a tad bit "boxy" thin and just plain far-from-natural. I guess I'm just spoiled from the previous 46" rear-projection Samsung I had (which makes since because more speaker/sound circuitry could fit into the pedestal of the Samsung than what can fit into the fairly thin cabinet of the WD-73C9). Anyways fortunately I have a surround sound system hooked up to the WD-73C9. So sound is no longer an issue for me. All in all this television provides the best bang for the buck. I don't know if anyone can find a manufacturer making television of this size at such a relatively low cost (at least not at the time of this writing). I would have opted for the 82" but I couldn't justify paying about an extra 2K just for a few more inches. Besides the sound and how standard definition looks I'm satisfied with the WD-73C9.