Could CRT TV's be hitting rock bottom prices?

[BlastProcessing402]

This is the one I have, well worth it if you can find one still (pick up obviously, it weighs 250 pounds!): http://store.sony.com/webapp/wcs/sto...mber=KD36XS955

Lop off a few inches from the top to make it a 16:9 instead of 4:3 and that's the same one I haven't been able to get up the stairs. Even the model number is practically the same, just change 36 to 30.

[kedawa]

I always wanted this white 9" Sony Trinitron, but it was so expensive, like the cost of a 24" TV at the time. I wonder If I could find one now.

[Sunnyvale]

I've been loving the low prices to be honest. I like to run my games on periodish gear, and $5 sets make that feasible, even with storage taken into account. Once my living space is larger, a projection screen is gettin picked up...

[Tempest]

Lop off a few inches from the top to make it a 16:9 instead of 4:3 and that's the same one I haven't been able to get up the stairs. Even the model number is practically the same, just change 36 to 30.

Yep, they also made a 16:9 version which would be more desirable depending on what you want to do with it (old or new games). Unfortunately I couldn't find that one locally when I was looking and had to settle for the 4:3 model. I got it at a local electronics chain when they were clearing CRT's out for something like $250-$300 (this was about 5 years ago).

[Kevincal]

see my trinitron collection starting at 1:54 into this video. shows my 40 inch 37 35 and 20.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rs7XxeL8yGg