Bought LCD, now what to do with CRT?

Ebay it, and list the shipping as 'actual' so they pay the actual shipping involved instead of a fixed price. Just make sure they understand how much it weighs Some cities have ebay stores which would handle all of this for you. I'm sure you'd get much more than $100 for it


You could also give it to charity and use it as a tax write-off. They will come to pick it up

Make sure you read this if you're going to use Craigslist. Best of luck with whatever you decide to do

My TV isn't a flat CRT, it's a regular "round" one. It is probably (complete guess here) 7-8 years old???


The features it has:

Pip -with like 6 channel previews, two sizes, and four positions

Two antennae inputs (coax cable)

1 Component input

2 RCA input

1 S-video

Some typical stereo surround effect found on these TV's


I think I paid $900 for the TV when I bought it. At the time, the only TV that seemed better were the Sony WEGA's, but they cost more and didn't seem to look any better (this is before HD).


The picture is great, especially with a DVD and component inputs.


All that being said, I can't see anyone wanting to buy this. I mean, why sink $200 or $300 into a TV that is so big/old/soon to be useless with the digital conversion?


Are people really looking to buy these TV's?



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Are people really looking to buy these TV's?

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Yes, of course. For someone on a budget a 36" would be heaven sent. Not everyone cares about digital, especially if they are on a budget. Would also be a great TV for a childs room

I definitely agree with the Craiglist option. Last summer I was able to move some old displays especially since summer school/college students are always looking for decent stuff on the cheap. Plus you wouldn't have to move it yourself

place it in front of a hockey net and use it as a goalie