Well that was then and this is now. Thomson are up there with the best. Whilst they can never probably cope with Sony there is an opportunity for them to make their mark on the market.
Having recently bought one from Comet to accompany my new DVD player, (a lovely little pansonic number) both in matching silver to go with that whole silver 00's thing and thus less dust on our screens and especially on the top of them. I now sing their praises.
Excellent picture, excellent sprung door unit, tasteful design, good quality sound through the ranges until you hit the bass. Now if there is anything to moan about it has to be the bass. It then starts to sound like an earth tremor from the San Andreas fault. If they could sort this out then it would be an absolute superb TV.
My own comfort is that I will be acquiring a speaker system to compensate for this lack of bass.
Other features include two zoom functions, normal (why would you want this on a widescreen TV), auto zoom, (very handy on these TV's) and cinema, which fits most non-anamorphic DVD's.
Text is a gem, the option to change the picture and sound set-up is also superb, especially for the extra range when on Music. Often for those blockbuster movies you need to change to Music function instead of film to get the full effects. Just hope the bass isn't too strong. The Tv fits onto the stand snuggly and it takes no time to fit the stand together.
Overall a quality TV with the picture its best feature.
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