My parents bought an Avant 28" CTV in 2000. They payed 12.000 FIM, or 2000 euros for it. Adjusted for inflation that's about 2500 euro today. IMO that would be a fair price for the BV10 40". The Avant was superiour for it's time. The BV10 honestly is nothing, but a very good looking shell. It looks damn good on my wall, and the picture

[quote user="moxxey"] [quote user="bayerische"] [quote user="Puncher"] My conclusion would be that consumer electronics prices and house prices are not related. [/quote] Amen! [/quote] Can't this thread grind to a halt? It's a discussion going no-where. We have people saying the Chinese can't produce quality

[quote user="Puncher"] My conclusion would be that consumer electronics prices and house prices are not related. [/quote] Amen!

[quote user="Puncher"] My conclusion would be that consumer electronics prices and house prices are not related. [/quote] Amen!

Wonderful Lee! They would be easy to "sell" the wife.

[quote user="Chris"] Rolex are a top brand, and they seem to make money(not profit apparently). It's either their Chinese parts offshoot, or it's the low labour costs of the Democratic Workers Collective that is Switzerland . Neither i suspect. But they do charge alot of money and seem to sell alot of watches. [/quote] As Rolex don't

So how does it compare sound wise to the BS3?

Nice watches Nick.

[quote user="Bentleyman"] Ok, I thought that's what you meant. So, what happens with the display when the unit is turned back on again? Does it resume normal functioning ok? And does the display remain on indefinately until the unit is turned back on? i.e. days, weeks, even months? I dont have this issue thankfully, but am just curious

[quote user="Bentleyman"] Ok, I thought that's what you meant. So, what happens with the display when the unit is turned back on again? Does it resume normal functioning ok? And does the display remain on indefinately until the unit is turned back on? i.e. days, weeks, even months? I dont have this issue thankfully, but am just curious