Best 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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• Brand: Plus
• - Part No.: 28-051
• - OEM: Original Equipment Manufacturer
• - Warranty: 30 Days
• - Fits Projector Models: V3 Series

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Plus 28-051 – Replacement Projection Lamp – For V3 Series Projector Models

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Panasonic # ET-LAD35L – Replacement Projection Lamp – Long Life Version for D3500 Series Projector Models

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I have a Sony Bravia KDF-50E3000 LCD projection TV and I just got the on-screen warning saying the lamp was dying and that I should replace it soon. I called all of the local Sony dealers and none of them have the lamp in-stock.

My question is, how long do I have before the lamp gives up? My screen hasn’t gotten any darker yet, a couple of hours after the warning. The reason I ask is because I want to be able to watch my TV for Monday Night Football. Huge game between the Pats and the Saints

I won’t be able to have one shipped in time for this game, so I want to know if I should just buy a new TV or if this lamp is going to last until then. Missing this game is NOT AN OPTION, nor is going to a sports bar.

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I have a wide screen Mitsubishi HD 1080 series projection TV. I have never bothered with getting HD on it but now i would like to be able to watch my dvds in HD. My dvd player only has the RCA component hook ups on them and my tv only has the DVI hook up on it. I understand that only video passes through the DVI i think and i can run a seperate sound cable but i am completely oblivious on what equipment i need and how i need to do this to do it right and get best results. I also have a Yamaha surround system and a vcr but the vcr is not at much concern if it is gonna be a hassle. If anyone could provide any info i would greatly appreciate it. thanx

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