Best Projection TVs

Sony KDF-60WF655 I knew when I bought this TV that I would have to someday have to change the user-replaceable bulb. I thought it would just go out and the “lamp” light would be red. That’s not what’s happening though. It’s just slowly over time getting darker. I’ve got the brightness maxed out and it’s OK, but it’s not the bright vibrant picture it used to be. Is it a bulb or something needing service?

I need to get an old projection TV into my home. It’s actually an arcade machine with a projection screen & I need to lay it on its side. Is this safe for the lamps inside? My doors aren’t wide enough so I’m going to need to lay it on it’s side in order to get it into the house. I’m just wanting to make sure it’s safe for the lamps.

I have a rear projection screen tv and my red bulb is outta whack I was told by manufacturer that my red bulb is stuck in place and needs to be reset I am an auto mechanic and could trade out the work SOMEBODY PLEASE HELP tired of watching tv with red faded out

Sony kf-60we610 LCD projection TV has blue horseshoe shaped color on top of screen. replaced lamp, no change. still image of previous input like dvd menu or Wii menu displayed as translucent blue horseshoe image at top of screen.

Looking for a talented person who can install a new projection lamp
on a Panasonic TV.

Okay, I would really love some input from the experts on this one. I have the Sony KDS-R50XBR1 Rear Projection, I believe it was the very first SXRD that Sony made. To my knowledge, the models that followed were not XBR though, which I figured gave my model a little extra edge picture quality wise. Now that its been a few years I was considereing upgrading to the new KDS-55A3000 Model. I’m sure its not going to be a huge difference but I would still like to know what someone with experience with both models thinks. My TV has been ISF calibrated and has a great picture, I was just wondering how much I would gain by going for the newer model. I also remember that my tv was sold as a 1080p set but it actually cannot receive a 1080p signal, however it can display a 1080p signal. I was a little confused by that. But I realize i’d be getting the full 1080p with the newer set, but it may not really be worth if the picture quality isnt much different. Just kinda wanted some feedback.

I have a mitsubishi projection tv and i can watch it for about a hour give or take some time…..then it just shuts off on me then a red light blinks above the lamp……?? whats going on is it really the lamp or is my tv junk??

Is there a way to improve the color and clarity on my older projection TV? It is a Samsung model HCN4226WX/XAA? Do I need a new lamp, or can I clean it?Is there any hope for me?

The TV would be anywhere between 42″ and 50″. Budget is about $1200-1400 max. It is going to be 1080p HD.

1. What is the best kind of television to get on this budget, LCD, Plasma or Rear projection?

2. What is the best brand to go with on this budget? I am doubting the quality of cheaper brands like LG, Dynex and Insignia. Is it better to go with a smaller size but a more upscale brand like Sony?