LG 42PC1D

Reviews

Posted on 26 / 03 / 2007

Looks nice, two HDMI sockets.
No side panel with sockets to easily connect a camcorder.

What? magazine rated the picture and sounds as a B, and the connectivity as an A. At £750, a positive review from What?, 42 inches, and an integrated digital tuner it wasn't a hard decision to purchase this TV. The sound quality is average, but like most people I run the sound through my home cinema system, therefore it gives excellent sound and a great picture. I would rate the picture quality as superior to the sound, so in this respect I would differ with the ratings from What?.

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User Name - Brendan, Glossop

Posted on 27 / 03 / 2007

N/A
Picture not sharp enough for my liking but it's still good enough for most people.

Yes the sound could be better. I have noticed that most plasma TVs are design orientated to be setup with a cinema set, the standard speakers are always too small and never meant for heavy duty use.

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Posted on 01 / 04 / 2007

With two HDMI connections, it makes setting up a DVD recorder, independent freeview tuner or cinema A/V Receiver a ten minute job. All I needed to do was connect a HDMI cable and everything was ready to go.
None that come to mind. Actually the instruction manual was pretty appalling. Luckily it was easy to setup without it.

The high definition sports programs make this TV a bargain, it's literally as good as being there.

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User Name - Louis, New Zealand