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  • restatement3dofted
    Hell of a deal on the G500.
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  • RADIO_ACTIVE
    Restatement3dofTedHell of a deal on the G500.Agreed
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  • XZaapryca
    Has anyone seen a better deal on that 73" TV? Thinking about getting it.
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  • XZaapryca
    Has anyone seen a better deal in the past on that 73" TV? Thinking about getting it.
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  • Honis
    XZaaprycaHas anyone seen a better deal in the past on that 73" TV? Thinking about getting it.That's the lowest I've seen it go. This model is on its way out so make sure you pick up some spare bulbs or check bulb compatibility with newer models. Most reviews I've read say the bulb lasts 3+ years.

    Its replacement:
    http://www.mitsubishi-tv.com/product/WD73C10

    Happy hunting!
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  • XZaapryca
    HonisThis model is on its way out so make sure you pick up some spare bulbs or check bulb compatibility with newer models. Most reviews I've read say the bulb lasts 3+ years.Thanks for the heads up. The part number for a replacement bulb on the WD73C9 is 915B403001 and is compatible with a number of current/older models. However the part number for the new WD73C10 is 915B441001 and not widely available at this time. Looks like this newer bulb will be for all the upcoming model TV's, according to the owner guides for all the ones I looked at.
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  • Assmar
    Awww crap, you guys made me buy a mouse. But hey, I finally got my New Castle Schooner, so thanks!
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  • zozzlhandler
    Bulbs usually last 3000 - 5000 hours, so depends on how much TV you watch, but still lasts for a long time.
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  • Honis
    XZaaprycaThanks for the heads up. The part number for a replacement bulb on the WD73C9 is 915B403001 and is compatible with a number of current/older models. However the part number for the new WD73C10 is 915B441001 and not widely available at this time. Looks like this newer bulb will be for all the upcoming model TV's, according to the owner guides for all the ones I looked at.
    Glad I could help. I did a lot of research on the TVs but decided to hold off until Full 1080p 3D started landing on the market in force. As of this typing I found that only Samsung has released those.
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  • dEAne
    I wonder if we could call the distro and get more discount, if we buy more than one items.
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