Panasonic TX-32PK3

Newest Review: ... of the same vintage from people like Goodmans) set far outclasses the electronics on this Panasonic. You'll also have ... more

... trouble getting the contrast, brightness, and colour levels to look good. I'm not sure how, but however hard I tried pictures looked... /too/ vibrant. Artificially solid. Hrm. And then there's the user interface, which shows little attention to features or usability- even in the 2 most common activities. Changing between A/V inputs and the internal tuner presets is clumsy- there's a separate button to switch between A/V inputs and the tuner so you can't switch directly from an A/V inpu ...more

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	Remote Control panasonic tx-32pk3 No Setup - Just put your batteries in and off you go. Our remot ... Last Update 18.12.2009 05:52	£ 9.97

Remote Control panasonic tx-32pk3
No Setup - Just put your batteries in and off you go. Our remot ...

Last Update 18.12.2009 05:52

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Panasonic TX-32PK3: High quality tube with low quality electronics (473 words)
by - written on 01/07/02 (Very useful, 1162 readings)
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Panasonics Quintrix tubes are widely admired, but the sets that use them are (understandably) expensive. This set seems to be Panasonics attempt to produce a Quintrix set that will capture some sales from those with less than <GBP>1000 to spend. It's quickly apparent that the corners that have been cut are in 2 areas; superfluous features (it has NICAM sound and 50Hz display), and components/ circuit design. The former area is fine; as A/V recievers and DVD video players become cheaper, the sound facilities of the TV (which should devolve into little more than a monitor) become less and less important. I'm also more concerned with artifacts ... Read the complete review