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Beovision 4 42" - worth the repair cost

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konzeptt1
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konzeptt1 Posted: Fri, Sep 14 2012 2:56 PM

My BV 4 42" recently stopped working. BeoSystem 1 and everything else works great. 

I got the quote back, and it costs $2,048 to get the TV working again. It comes with a 6 month warranty.

Is it worth it? I had the TV since 2005. It still delivers a great picture (when it is working). But I am torn whether I should make this investment, or not.

Any advise/opinons from forum members would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks, Thomas

 

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Peter replied on Fri, Sep 14 2012 3:12 PM

Seems jolly expensive to me! I am sure you could probably get a replacement Panasonic screen for considerably less. Or even a Beovision 5!

Peter

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kallasr replied on Fri, Sep 14 2012 3:14 PM

Why not get a used Panasonic Display (that what your tv should be...).
Around 200$ over here.

More details can be found in the archived forum

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It could be done with a BS2, so might work for you as well....

 

OR:

You should be able to get used working system for that price (at least over here).
Even a Beovision 5 could cost less.

Best regards

Ralf

 

 

Living Room: Beosystem 4, Beolab 7-2 (Center), Beolab 9 (Fronts), Beolab 8000 (Rears), no Subwoofer. Screen: Sony KD-85XH9096
Dining Room: Beosound Essence MK II with Beolab 4000 on stands, fed by Amazon Echo Show 8
Home Cinema: Beosystem 4, Beolab 7-4 (Center), Beolab 1 (Fronts), Beolab 4000 (Rears). Projector: Sony VPL-HW55
Home Office: Beosystem 3, Beolab 7-4, Beolab 5000, Screen: Sony KD-55XH9005 on Beovision 7-40 stand, ML to Beosound 9000 MK3 and Beosound 5/Beomaster 5 (1 TB SSD version)
Bedroom: Sony KD-65XH9077, Beosound Essence MK II with Beolab 6002 and Beolab 11 (all white, wall-mounted)

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kallasr replied on Fri, Sep 14 2012 3:17 PM

I was too slow... Wink

Ralf

Living Room: Beosystem 4, Beolab 7-2 (Center), Beolab 9 (Fronts), Beolab 8000 (Rears), no Subwoofer. Screen: Sony KD-85XH9096
Dining Room: Beosound Essence MK II with Beolab 4000 on stands, fed by Amazon Echo Show 8
Home Cinema: Beosystem 4, Beolab 7-4 (Center), Beolab 1 (Fronts), Beolab 4000 (Rears). Projector: Sony VPL-HW55
Home Office: Beosystem 3, Beolab 7-4, Beolab 5000, Screen: Sony KD-55XH9005 on Beovision 7-40 stand, ML to Beosound 9000 MK3 and Beosound 5/Beomaster 5 (1 TB SSD version)
Bedroom: Sony KD-65XH9077, Beosound Essence MK II with Beolab 6002 and Beolab 11 (all white, wall-mounted)

In storage: Beolab 5000/Beomaster 5000 (1960s). 

konzeptt1
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konzeptt1 replied on Fri, Sep 14 2012 3:26 PM

Many thanks for the quick responses. 

Theoretically any TV could work - and then I use the BS 1 (or 2 - I am confused about the naming - it is a big black box) as a receiver by just taking the audio out and plugging it into the STB audio in port. 

Or am I mistaken?

 

Thomas

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