Great TV. Fantastic Quality.

I purchased this TV after reading a great many reviews on various brands of televisions. I wanted this for my kitchen wall and I am totally satisfied with the brilliant picture and sound quality. I would definately recommend this product and would buy another. I bought a wall bracket to fix the TV to and the only little moan I have is that the instructions for removing the stand were not clear enough. There were more screws to remove than stated in the booklet.

Big is Beautiful

After buying a DAV system earlier this year, I had been looking for a decent TV on which to watch my ever expanding DVD collection. After a couple of days of umming and ahhing, I went for the FQ 75.

The first thing that you will notice is the style. Once again, Sony have opted to go for good looks with their equipment. The stand (which can be bought separately) finishes off the look quite nicely.

Performance wise, it is amazing (with a decent signal-- possibly worth investing in a digital tv receiver if you haven't already) and the picture in picture feature comes in really useful for when you want to watch the match, but the missus wants Corrie (or vice versa-- we'll have no stereotypes here). Although you obviously can't have the sound for both channels. This wonder of wonders is bought to you by the FQ's twin tuners, and both pictures can be shrunk or enlarged as you wish.

For anyone who still uses Teletext or Ceefax, you will find that there will be no more missing the last line of text, as you the FQ allows you to change sub-pages using the remote. So your are able to read at your leisure.

Connectivity wise, you have three scart sockets at the back (one of which is RGB enabled for all the gamers out there-- I recommend investing in an RGB cable if you plan to use it with one of the next gen consoles.) not to mention S-video and Video inputs at the front.

Set up is simple; the autosetup feature searches and stores the strongest channels, and if you have a smartlink compatible VCR with a decent scart connection, it is easy to copy the channels direct to your VCR.

Unfortunately, there is a major downside; the size of the unit. Be not mistaken; this TV is huge. When delivered, the box stated a weight of 78 Kilos, and it does not lie. Choose your tv positioning carefully, for once you have unwrapped it, you will not be able to move it (without the risk of some serious damage- to the TV or yourself- and you don't want that). This, I guess, is one of the advantages of Plasma screens over the Standard TV.

Overall, worth every penny.

Sony 20B4050 TV

A great little TV with excellent colour and sound quality. Easy to set up. I use this in the bedroom, and my only (minor) complaint is that it cannot be wall mounted.

Sony KDL-40L4000

Fantastic tv,Looks great,the standard digital picture is pretty good but running sky hd through it the high def content is awesome. Vivid colours nice deep blacks,crisp picture. I got the Sony BDPS350 Blu-ray Disc Player hooked up to it and that is breath taking combined with a dolby digital 5.1 surround sound system and WOW you got yourself a great home cinema system.The only bad point is the sound quality,its ok but if you like some decent volume then you need srs.

Sony T.V.

After many months of consideration and looking at other models and makes I settled for the TV I had always wanted. I am not dissapointed. Fantastic Television. I love it. I have had it for over a year now. Pleasure to watch. Good sound. Easy to tune. No problems.