Tubes and TVs


I have a very confined situation in which my amp is probably going to "have" to reside near( a shelf below) the tv in a armoire type cabinet. I havent committed to tubes just yet, but am leaning that way to match Proacs i recently acquired. The question i have is, are tubes more prone to tv/tube interference issues vs. solid state in this unfortunate setup? (the tv currently crt) Do lcd or plasma have less "interference issues" than a crt. Are there any suggestions for further creating a "separation" or electronic barrier between the two? I am probably going to run the tv/cable wiring a good 2-3feet apart from the component cables/line conditioner/speaker cable to start some sort of isolation. Any further insight would be greatly appreciated.
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Is this lead sheet coated in some way? Even a little exposure to lead can be dangerous!
Unfortunately i cant borrow it to try it all out.

The sheet lead is uncoated but only handled with gloves-no kids around. its quite flexy and can is great for sound deadening in a car over wheelwells, and larger drumlike areas that need barrier along with a bitumen or mastic material.

Well im going to hopefully just go for broke and give it whirl to see what happens with tubes. Worst case scenario i will scrap the crt and go plasma or lcd.
If you're just co-locating your music system and TV, and don't run both at the same time you won't have any problems.