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I work at a very large bank and we have a deal buying direct from Panasonic. Couldn't believe my eyes when i saw it! Ended up cancelling and going with the Samsung 58" 860 series. I love it.

Well, you can't beat the price!!! (give to you) You'll be very pleased with the upgrade in picture quality from your satellite and Blu Ray in HD once you upgrade those sources. IMHO, Vizio isn't the best brand out there...but at that size screen you're not going to see a huge difference...

Wanted to get your thoughts on the best way to calibrate during the first 100 hours of use? Should i use the factory "dynamic" setting? or does this even matter? Should i use bright settings? more contrast? Also, is 100 hours the correct amount of time to use the TV before professional...

Hey Ed - Well, an update...I bought the TX-NR807 from abt. paid 800. bought the samsung PN58b860 for 2099 at a local store (LOVING it), and i went with a Samsung bdp1600 bluray. (i know it's not the oppo...but i went with a cheap replacement until i can afford to buy it). Between those...

MarkMel - Thanks for the advice...that is exactly what i would need. I think i'm gonna hold off though and buy the Harmony 900 in a few weeks...BIG bonus check coming i hope! Thanks again... Bobby

I think this is a basic question that i'm making more complicated than it needs to be. My question is this...As of now, i want to use the IR remote from my ONKYO tx-nr807 to control everything in my setup...But all of the components are out of sight (behind the seating area), about a 20ft run...

Thanks for all the help guys. I decided to go with the Onkyo TX-NR807. got a great deal at ABT for $813. Coming Friday!!! Picked up my LG BD390 yesterday...all my cables are coming from monoprice on friday, and my mount for my TV is coming thursday. Going to be a big project doing drywall...

Next to the OPPO, which player would you guys say has the best SD DVD video upconversion of these players? LG BD390 Samsung 3600 Panasonic BD80 Is the OPPO's upscaling that much better???? thanks - Bobby

I wasn't going to say it earlier b/c i don't have experience with DLP...but from what i've seen on display i definitely was not sold on the technology. Images looked very soft compared to flat screen IMHO. But, for a 60" TV at that price...can't beat it.

I'm at about 10ft and i just ordered a 58" Panny V10. Hoping that'll work out all right. I agree with Man...go for that DLP w/o the extended warranty.

and what about off angle viewing??? If you're going to have peeps over a lot watching from angles other than the sweet spot (the center), you might want to go with plasma. If not, LCD will work. That, along with black levels are going to be the biggest differences btwn plasma and lcd. 8-10...

decided to skip it...going with the OPPO BDP-83. Can't wait!!!

What are you upgrading from??? You could go with a 32"LED and be all in with blu ray and cables for less than $1200 and be very impressed! Give me a budget, i'll give you a setup...

Ryan - Don't hesitate! Night and Day would be an understatement for the difference between SD and HD on DirecTv. I would say that your decision should be based on a couple other factors... 1) Room Lighting (do you need a tv that is good with high levels of ambient light?) 2) Viewing...

Does anybody have any comments on this player, or experience using it? The reviews are kind of scarce out there. The reason i ask, is because i'm buying an onkyo TX-NR807 AVR from crutchfield, and i can add on the DV-BD507 for $100. Basically $300 off their normal price. I'm mostly concerned...

Is there a difference btwn the silver and black models? i see the silver somewhere for 800. looks pretty sweet.

Well...i'm doing a complete upgrade of my "home theater".... TV - Just purchased the Panasonic 58" V10. Here are my speakers...They are all B&W 2 DM 604 S3 Front speakers 1 LCR 600 S3 Center Channel 1 ASW 600 Subwoofer 3 Surround in wall B&W (don't feel like taking them out to get the model...

Matt - I just bought the 58" Panasonic V10. Won't get for 3 weeks...but i researched for 2 months before i pulled the trigger. As my viewing distance is about 10ft, i went with the 58 vs. the 65. This seems to be one of the best option for me. Much cheaper than the Pioneer 151FD that i was...