For Sale 65" Samsung HDTV Black/Silver

$500 OBO

Fantastic TV in perfect condition- we are simply redecorating.

Its 65 inch massive widescreen viewing area set in a smart looking dark bezel silver-gray cabinet making it the perfect choice for big screen enjoyment in very large-sized rooms. Basement remodel anyone? This is YOUR TV!

Product Features
65-inch widescreen HDTV monitor projection television with 1080i resolution; 60.2 x 62.5 x 29 inches (W x H x D)
Samsung Cinema Progressive Scan converter brings analog inputs to 720p resolution
RealFlect HD Fine Focus system includes Bright Focus CRTs, HD Fine Focus lenses, HD fine-pitch screen, anti-glare protective screen
15-watt-per-channel audio system renders powerful stereo sound; dual-tuner picture-in-picture offers stock-ticker mode
Includes component shelf (pictured)

Technical Details
Brand Name: Samsung
Model: HCN653W
Display Technology: Projection
Display Size: 65 inches
Image Aspect Ratio: 16:9
HDTV Compatible
2 speakers
Height: 62.5 inches
Width: 60.2 inches
Depth: 29 inches
Weight: 299.8 pounds


Complete details and close up detail pics attached in the description! Don't wait- this will sell quickly!

Buyer responsible for pick up and transport.

 

How old is this TV

 

5 years- just a BABY!

 

umm- there's a BULB inside of it??? lol I will have to ask the hubby- I only know how to work the remote control and nada mas.

 

hubby says it has tubes not bulbs, and we haven't had any maintenance issues at all with this tv.

 

Still for sale- $400 OBRO- We'll throw in dvds of Season 1 of King of Queens!

 

any reasonable offer will be accepted- this gem is still available!

 

It's tempting but I don't know where I'd put all the components!

 

components? things like the dvr, satellite recvr, etc, fit in the cabinet aarea below the tv. we had our satellite, a DVD player and a VcR uner there with room to spare...

 

The description said "shelf" as in one so I didn't know if it would work. Still, the door would block the line of sight for the remote we have. Unless it's open and wide enough to put them all side by side. Hmmm...

 

sorry this posting response made me laugh!!!

 

nope- the doors don't block remote access at all!

 

it really is true- i don't know ANYTHING about technology- i still assume gremlins and squirrels power the world... lol

 

Is it in the garage or by a front door (no stairs, right)?

How did you move it in @ 300 lbs?

 

it's in our foyer, just a cpl of porch stairs. IIII didn't move it- The Man and his friend did, or the movers did- I don't quite recall. but 2 men had no problem moving it.

it also slid very easily in our living room when we rearranged- we put those little sliders under it and the man moved it by himself across the floor.

 

sold!