Plasma Aftermarket Power Cord

Just try the different cords you have. They will make a difference. Seeing is believing, which is something many of us have had to argue about regarding cables and power conditioning with our hi-fi systems.

The EDTV you have has better blacks than the HDTV Panasonic, but less resolution. It will be great for DVD and not quite as good on true HD material. With good line conditioning, cables and set-up you can get a great picture out of that set. The prices will always be coming down. You can't wait forever. You made a good choice. Enjoy :)

Thedautch,

Nothing is preventing the Panasonic EDTV plasma display from displaying Digital TV or even high-def. broadcast. It is a digital TV, it just isn't full HDTV resolution. I own one! It is spectacular for the price. Actually, mine has an ATSC, NTSC, QAM and cablecard tuner built-in. It also has Component video and DVI inputs. It is an EDTV Panasonic plasma. Seems to be future-proof to me.

BTW, does your digital TV have all of these features?

Enjoy,

TIC

"BTW, does your digital TV have all of these features?"

No because I decided NOT to get them for various reasons. Of course, I also have HDMI as well as component and DVI inputs.

Kal

Thanks folks-
yeah i was sitting at the local BB and watching the INHD channel that was showing shots of the carribean with the EDTV and the HDTV side by side and i was amazed regardless of which set i was looking at.The EDTV looked outstanding!!!Yes the HDTV looked a tad better but really i couldn't justify that much more money for that little of gain at this time and it is heads and shoulders above my prior 31" JVC CRT TV.
Thanks Stuespeed and Reubent as i think i did make a good choice after doing some extensive research on these plasmas the past few weeks.
I am purchasing the commercial model so it doesn't have all of those added features but it was also $600 less then the consumer model so i went with it.Getting the whole thing shipped with speakers and stand from DTVCity.com for $2269.Heck after seeing some of the threads about these tv's just one year ago these were up near 3k.So yes the prices are dropping and i think i got a good deal from a reliable vendor.

Guess i will just try some different cords then since it doesn't seem to be an issue that can damage anything.

Thanks again for all the input

I saw signalcable has a new video power cable for less than 50 bucks. Might be worth a try.

http://www.signalcable.com/power_cables.html