Sony KV-32FQ 75 WEGA

I 've had this TV for nearly 4 years now and thought it would be good to write a long term report. At the time (2001) this TV won various rewards (e.g. What HiFi) and was generally considered Top of the Range. Indeed, when i first got it I was blown away by the picture quality. I did however find that the sound from the TV lacked a little in the bass department (more on this later). The TV has 3 scart sockets at the rear - 1 of which is RGB enabled. I currently have it connected to a Pioneer DVD player, Panasonic VCR and a Sony Freeview box. The Freeview box is daisy chained to the DVD player ... more

This telly has recently been launched by Sony (Nov 99 I think) and I bought one from a Sony Centre on New Years Eve. (And no I did not stay in to watch it cos I do have a life!!!) I bought the whole home cinema system in one hit and therefore got a good reduction on the price. It retails at £1,699.00 but cos I bought so much kit I got it for about £1,550.00. The system I bought was basically the top of the range everything but I will review each one separately, needless to say the whole system is mindblowing! (KV32FQ75 TV, DVP735 DVD Player, STR-DB940 Amp and SAV-E705 Speakers - £3,000 for the ... more

After having a 21" Sony for just over 13 years (and still going), I decided to replace it with a 32" Flat Widescreen TV, after searching through reviews and advice, I decided on the Sony 32FQ75, with its DRAC feature, which allows improved picture quality. After the TV was installed and delivered for free from John Lewis at what I consider a pretty good price of £1360 fully inclusive (price matched). I was very very pleased, the picture quality can only be described as stunning, and the sound was also very impressive. At first the set seemed incredibly large, but after a day or two I got used ... more