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Originally Posted by eThink
I have owned a Sony 32XBR100 for approximately 6 years. I purchased this set, new in a sealed box, in Fall 2000 at a Sony Outlet for $900. In 1990, I found many "rave" reviews about the 32XBR100.
I have been pleased with this set, although it did need to be services in the third year of ownership.
Can anyone provide any insights as to what made the 32XBR100 such a desirable TV?  |
The comb filter for one.Made for a smoother looking picture.I believe this set used the same phosphers as their professional sets,which produced better colors,especially reds.The set just had a presentation that no other consumer set had at the time.The Proton TVs were very close.