Hey all! I am selling a BRAND NEW Panasonic PT-L300U LCD Projector. This projector has never been used and has absolutely 0 hours on it. It comes with everything (box, manual, remote, power cord, etc). All items are unopened and unused. Only the box has been opened to verify all contents are there and undamaged. $1000 + $25 Shipping/insurance via UPS in the continental US Now to the reason why I am selling it. I originally had a L300 that went bad on me in Dec. It was still under warranty (just barely) so I sent it in for service. It was in service for about 3 months until Panasonic considered it unfixable and decided to send me a brand new projector. However, I have decided to take this chance to upgrade to a new PJ. So here is your chance to get a brand spankin new PJ straight from Panasonic. I only opened the box to verify the contents and condition after I received it. It was then promptly resealed. This sale is only open to residents of the Continental US. No international sales at all. Payment will be accepted via paypal or via money order/cashier's check. Buyer must provide me a street address. I do have some good feedback on this forum. Here are some other places you can find feedback for me: ebay username: Darkwarlord-Anubis Heatware: wildfire Please email with any Q's. Thanks for looking
Dan, Since this was a warranty replacement, how much time is left on your original L300U purchase warranty?
Hey all! Thank you Drew and Brian for the kind words. Dead/Stuck Pixels: I do need to make one thing clear to everyone since others have asked. I have not used the PJ. The PJ is brand new. I don't know if it has dead or stuck pixels and I cannot be held resposible for any dead or stuck pixels since I am just an individual, not a store. I am not going to test the PJ for this either as it would not be brand new then. Unfortunately LCD is just a role of the dice (check this forum and the avsforum for what I am talking about). Most companies, including Panasonic, won't repair/replace an LCD PJ unless it has a certain number/color of dead or stuck pixels. Even stores that used to have "Zero Dead Pixel" policies have been forced to change their policies because companies (ie. Panasonic, Sanyo, etc) wouldn't take returns on PJ's with 1 or 2 dead pixels. I just wanted to make this absolutely clear.
