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Re: Mit. WS-55907

Posted by Dave Duvall on May 5, 2001 at 23:32:42:
Over on HomeTheaterSpot.com you'll see all the good and bad about any of the brands represented in the forums. I've had small problems with techs and a geometry warranty fine tuning, but all in all I've been pretty darn tickled with my Mitsubishi widescreen. It's a lot of picture for the money. Just buy it from an AUTHORIZED Mitsubishi dealer to protect your warranty rights.
The only other thing I'd suggest is bumping up to the 65" if you can sit 10 to 14' away. The 55" is nice, but my feeling is that it's just small enough to eventually lead to a case of bigscreen envy. It's fine if you're only going to be about eight feet back. Depending on the path to it's final destination in your house, the 65" may be easier to manuever, because it breaks down into two sections.
See ya. Dave