
Tony Cox
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SOLD: FS: Samsung UA48HU8500 48" TV
Tony Cox replied to Tony Cox's topic in Classifieds - Stereo, Home Cinema & Headphones
I bought it new in June 2015. I have reduced the price by $50 for anyone interested. -
Further information: Samsung Series 8, Smart TV, 4k and 3D Immaculate condition Comes with remote and instruction manual Full specs can be found here for reference (although that is not my site): https://www.appliancesonline.com.au/product/samsung-ua48hu8500w-48-inch-122cm-ultra-hd-smart-3d-led-lcd-tv Photos: PLEASE READ If you are advertising multiple items, you must post one bulk price only, or post seperate ads for each item If you include any reference to pricing whatsoever in this section (excluding RRP), your ad will not be appro
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Thank you, I'll look into the Furutech option. I did make email contact with Isotek in the last fortnight and received a detailed and helpful reply, in which I discovered that: 1) Re my initial question that started this whole topic: "BIG YES, the input cable will upgrade the whole system." 2) "There is no re-balancing board inside the Mosaic Genesis. At the time this product was designed the need for a re-balancing products was not a demand as it is now in many parts of the world with having more and more electric cars and their charging stations, elevators
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I guess the advantage of sticking with Isotek is that as I move up the range I can safely assume it's better (not just more expensive) than the Isotek Premier that I currently use (and which came with the unit). I can see this is going to be one of those situations where none of the options ticks all the boxes. I know it's a bit of a 'first world problem' but if I'm spending anything up to $3k on a power cord, ideally I'd want it to be the perfect length for my needs as well as 'end game' quality-wise. It may end up being a case of seeing what comes up in the classifie