I'd just like to say....

Nice furniture to bad you don't have a tv to go with it you really need to set your priority's better. I would think the tv should come first but that is just me and a few thousand others on here

Agreed. Lawn furniture makes for comfy, portable furnishings in a pinch.

Glad we could be of assistance. For the record, lawn furniture is inexpensive, durable, space saving, transportable. All good reasons the Mrs. should love you more when friends come over for those sporting events.

Nice looking sofa which got me early bird browsing for additional seating. Aiming for something like http://www.slumberland.com/furniture/Products/Maxwell-Collection---Brown-Home-Theater__PMAWA64.aspx?CategoryID=39

Lots of information on here (good and so-so) and yes, reading too much will make you dizzy and sometimes nauseated. In the end, it's for a good reason: to gain knowledge.

58v10?

..I totally agree. ..It's very tough to apply any lessons learned here. One brand suffers from rising black levels, another from poor color accuracy and yet another from buzzing. Every brand has it's supporters and it's detractors and every model has it's strengths and flaws. ..I'm happy to say that despite all the griping about the Samsung 860 buzzing I bought one anyway (absolutely loved the picture, I couldn't hear any buzzing from the floor model, and the deal was fantastic) and thankfully the buzzing I hear is only audible if I TRY very hard to hear it. I either need to be right up against it, or move my head to the precise beaming "sweet-spot" and do either of these with the volume completely muted or nearly so. I HIGHLY doubt I would have ever noticed it had I not read about it here first. C'mon people, did you ever notice that in most modest sized theaters you can here the projector noise during quiet scenes?? To me that is FAR more noticeable yet people don't go nuts over that. ...They tend to accept that it's inherent in the technology and forget it.

And I can't help buy wonder about the seemingly guiltless way in which people will buy then return 2, 3, 4, or more sets as though their sampling ice cream at a local ice cream parlor. ..I'll admit that I too bought, then returned, my first Samsung. ..It was an LED set (UN55b7000) that suffered from bad flash-lighting and clouding. I exchanged it for the 860 - a plasma set. . ..But some here have bought 3 of the SAME set just to see which one buzzes the least or flashlights least, etc.. I can understand wanting to get the best your money can buy, but to buy/return/buy/return/buy... leads to raised costs for all of us, don't you think??

I just hope to hell that your wife looked at and sat on this sectional..as well being in love with the color!

If not BE WARNED...being in furniture sales for 50+ years.i found it a very rare thing when the wife approves a sight unseen piece of furniture that the spouse thought she would adore!

Good luck buddy..

Agreed. My DVR's hard drive is louder than a slight buzz in the TV, the color wheel and\\or fan in a DLP is noticeable, an owner's dog barking because they have to go outside, sirens, etc....

Perfect - no, but there are other everyday sounds and noises that we all accept and brush off. Myself, I have a constant buzzing in my ears which is equal to the level that my new TV gives off. I know my set has a slight buzz, but with the buzzing I constantly hear I still hear the DVR's drive crunching away and accept it.

Agreed, I can certainly live with a low seating distance buzz, when its accompanied by a great picture, no dead pixels, very nice blacks(B650), no pink hue(2008 "A" model owners know what I'm talking about), and 24p that works(on my set anyway).

If the PK550 had an AR Filter, it would probably be pretty close to a perfect set, but alas, my viewing location has windows.

Good thinking...play your trump card ASAP!!

Depending on your budget, have a look at the VT20/VT25 series. Currently available in 50 and 54 and I believe a 65 is coming. I'm not sure what sizes are available on the G20 series.

The G20 is available only in 50" and 54" sizes.

The G25 is only available in 42", 46", 50", and 54" sizes.

FWIW . . . .

Thing is, besides 3D, it still features the best techs Panasonic has, and it keeps you future-proof should you or your family decide to give it a try. 3D along would not sell me a TV either, but the VT has other good things going for it such as ISF Day/Night modes.