honestly how much would u pay?

[4runnercrazy 10+ year member]

i need a asking price for craigslist for a 4 yr old sony 52" big screen TV

so what would u guys pay

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[SyKo13 5,000+ posts]

hmmmm...750-800?

 

[SyKo13 5,000+ posts]

na, probably more like 950

 

[bigbangtheory 5,000+ posts]

4 years old. I wouldnt pay more than 500 bucks for it, if that. You can buy a 40 Sony flat screen for 1450 at CC right now. So paying 950 for a 4 year old Big screen would be worthless.

 

[bibby 5,000+ posts]

I was thinking around 4-500.

 

[Shyne151 10+ year member]

4 years old. I wouldnt pay more than 500 bucks for it, if that. You can buy a 40 Sony flat screen for 1450 at CC right now. So paying 950 for a 4 year old Big screen would be worthless.

Ditto. probably 450-500.

 

[rick22 10+ year member]

if it isnt hd then no more than 200. honestly big screen tvs arent meant to last long something with the way the picture is projected. its supposed to only last like 5-6 years and then the picture quality goes to shit. but now the newer technology ones have a whole different design so the last just as long as a normal tv. where i live any given week you will see a big screen tv in mint condition sitting on the street, then you plug it in and you realize why it was there.

 

[iagrdshaka 5,000+ posts]

$350

 

[noob with an RS 10+ year member]

my buddy bought a 36 inch off craigslist for about a 100-150. i think it was mitsubishi.

 

[tRiGgEr 5,000+ posts]

Free. No way I would use a 4 year old TV. My 1 year old tv is getting replaced soon. Got to keep up with the latest technology...

 

[MikeofTulsa Moderator]

might think about getting some more clear pictures taken.

 

[AllStar1500bd 5,000+ posts]

When I first saw it, I was thinking around $400. My suggestion is to browse your local paper, eBay, craigslist and other places that sell used big screens and see how much they are selling for, then drop the price 5-10% for a quick sale.

 

[iagrdshaka 5,000+ posts]

Free. No way I would use a 4 year old TV. My 1 year old tv is getting replaced soon. Got to keep up with the latest technology...

I use a 5 year old tv.

ohh noes!!1!

 

[bigbangtheory 5,000+ posts]

if it isnt hd then no more than 200. honestly big screen tvs arent meant to last long something with the way the picture is projected. its supposed to only last like 5-6 years and then the picture quality goes to shit. but now the newer technology ones have a whole different design so the last just as long as a normal tv. where i live any given week you will see a big screen tv in mint condition sitting on the street, then you plug it in and you realize why it was there.

Well being how I just bought a new TV, I have to disagree with you on the new technology. I mean I am so used to the CRT TV'S and going from that to a big screen 50" Rear projection tv might not have been the best idea. Takes some time getting used to it. I mean the rebound on it is terrible on these rear projections. I then decided to take that back and get the 40" Sony LCD XBR High def tv and I am still not happy with it. I might take it back to try a Plasma Samsung TV, but was reading that there picture turns to shit after 7 years or so many hours of playing them. Fuc that!//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/crazy.gif.c13912c32de98515d3142759a824dae7.gif Too much money I am playing with. Already got 3500 wrapped up in this 40". I love it for gaming/dvd/high def channels, but the rest of it sucks!

 

[Pyro_By_Nature 5,000+ posts]

I like older stuff, call me crazy.I have a TV I purchased from JC penny like 12 years ago? Still works like the day I got it.Been used so much, and still works great.I sold a zenith TV I had for around 14 years about a year ago.

I purchased a toshiba big screen (51") maybe 2 years ago and it's already starting to act a little funny (at times).God **** technology.........not built to last.