Which of my 4 international homes are you asking about. The one in Tuscany does

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Oct 31, 2024
3:27:25pm

coolblue All-American

not get good reception so I won't go above $3k for any of the rooms there.

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coolblue

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TVs: at what point are you spending too much for too little?

TheNerd

3:14pm

I can't bring myself to spend over $1k. I typically shoot for around $500-$750 and expect it to last 5-7 years. Our

supertux

3:16pm

Yeah no way I'm spending $1k on a TV.

JuicyJam

3:18pm

Just get an OLED

eysikal

3:18pm

Those are expensive!

TNT

3:19pm

Did you forget that you’re talking to freaking rich people on Cougarboard?

BYU Sportz Fan

3:21pm

Yes. For a second he did. Apologies

TNT

3:23pm

But worth it

Indy Coug

3:26pm

But you get to keep the cardboard box it comes in

TADOW

3:37pm

Which of my 4 international homes are you asking about. The one in Tuscany does

coolblue

3:27pm

Application is important to me. Around the house aesthetics are important to me...

Tokolosh

3:28pm

I have a pretty similar philosophy, although I probably value the aesthetics a

TheNerd

3:48pm

I’m there

Lifi

3:57pm

I paid close to $4k for top-of-the-line 75" TV (samsung Q90) in 2020.. I just paid $2k for a mid range 100"

TheLost

4:02pm

I take that back.. I called Costco and got the new pice.. I (now) just paid $1799 for a 100" tv 🙂

TheLost

4:23pm

I can see the difference in a higher quality TV, my wife can’t. So she doesn’t

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