What is the price u all paid for P65ST60?

My friend said he might be able to get a unit for me

so sad that my ST50 had to go, panasonic will be replacing me with LEDTV instead since they already quit plasma business. Technician mentioned it will be AS700 replacement. I freaking love this plasma 

on the other hand, the technician opened the back panel and i had the chance to snap some pics.
All caps used are Rubycon 

haha the panel definitely not be able to use for spares anymore.

So sad that plasma tech is going to an end soon. Samsung is not producing high end plasma anymore, i bet they will be quitting too in a year or two.

sadly continue from where i left off from my plasma. Not yet 2years old, still got 0.5 + 3years extended to go.

Not yet, technician came and snap some pics to report back to HQ. He mentioned panasonic will call me if the decision is to replace with other model. He said i have the option to top up money on higher end/bigger screen models as well.

Mine is th-42s10a and still going strong  Once a year i will open up the unit, blow up everything and clean. Check components for cold joints. Now i think 5 years edy, if im not wrong lah.

Had my Panny S60 calibrated over the weekend by our very own master calibrator Anfieldude. He came lugging a few bags as well as what looked like a travel luggage bag loaded with gadgetry. The most impressive of which, is a pair of pricey looking colorimeters. Then, gave me a Calibration 101 for dummies explanation and fixed the white balance, gamma and CMS. The colours were very accurate and there is more pop after calibration. The red and green tinge to the picture were corrected. On top of that, he even verified the HDMI signal of my media player and AVR to make sure they're behaving as they should. True to form, the Denon AVR has been sending out a wonky signal, despite setting it to passthrough.

Turns out I've been watching Casino Royale with the wrong colour all this while. I highly recommended a calibration for anyone who has tried to get more accurate colours by copying settings from AV forums. Under the illusion that this calibrates their TV. Above all, a calibration is important for those who'd like to experience and appreciate a film's artistic vision as intended by its filmmaker. The results were quite good considering this is a budget plasma TV.

Many thanks to our legendary Anfieldude for an exceptional job on my inaugural hdtv calibration.  I kind of feel bad I didn't prepare some cakes or desserts for this 4 hour calibration.

Alternatively you can do it by yourself with a low-price colorimeter like the Spyder4TV. I do that for my own at home with a Samsung LED TV (Full HD, 3D) and is more than enough for my purposes...

IIRC,

Its not cheap .. N if like me - u r not a hands-on-technical-type of guy then itll be more frustrating than rewarding - in de end.. Better let de pros[like bro A] handle it..
Besides IMO, to buy  all tis hardware/software for calibrating and do it once [ or once in a blue moon ] is kinda wasteful..

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Calibrated display has more NATURAL image and more pleasing to watch.

Uncalibrated display or bad setting may "tax" your vision a bit, how?  Our vision is auto calibrated by the brain minimising color error, white, so things looks natural. 

Our vision is more of a relative, not really with fixed parameters.

Remember the red-cyan glasses for 3d? After using it for 15 minutes, our brain will re-calibrate (error correction) for the left and right color vision, when you remove the glasses try using the left eye only then the right eye only. You'll notice the eye which on cyan glass image will look more red-ish and where the red glass is you vision is more blu-ish.

Another example, if you use COOL white setting, your ceiling florescent lamp looks yellowish, its the error correction in effect, the brain accepts what you watch most as the referrence and accepts it as TRUE. When you switch to WARM then the florescent looks much natural and has more white to it. Why? Our eyes is being used to 6500K white from the sun. Even most of our florescent is also 6500k. Some low quality white leds are 9300k tho, they appear bluish, but not to worry all display has fixed this via factory level calibration, by compensating lesser blue into RGB for white.

Anyone can give an idea how much I can resell my 65ST50 with 2 pairs of 3D glasses? Glass are almost new and TV been mounted since bought

Still under warranty, thinking of going 75/78" for the living room

I had a problem connecting macbook air with thunderbolt cable to hdmi on 65st60k. After connect no display. Tried on 50s10k, no problem. Any idea ?

Strange why the same cable work on other TV.

Oh well is no big deal. I also tried to connect to AVR instead of to TV directly and also doesn't work.

As plasma user we always pray hard...Harvey offer 5 Years warranty and replacement if beyond repair....will it be based on your original purchase price, screen size or feature ?

40 inch tv are not IPS panel, no matter smart or not. im quite sure about it.

this model 43 inch
yup i mention specifically '40' only

my tv gone vertical line. no choice but bear with it.
usage below 3k hour

st50. happen on exact spot i suspect vertical c board becos previous panel also kena. warranty changed panel only.
open up myself seeing the chip with heat sink is stick on ribbon. unable to do anything except try heat up with hair drier next time.

now more panel produced so im better not do any thing stupid just ignore it.