Sony KV32FS12 32" Triniton WEGA TV (gray)
think again
I bought a 32&quot; Wega about six months ago and am not sure I'd do it again. The image quality is bright and sharp, and the flatness of the screen is a boon. But the set has two annoying quirks. The first is that the image goes a little wavy when the camera pans horizontally. It's as though the image is being projected onto a flag in the wind. I'm exaggerating, but even so it's still borderline unacceptable. <br />The other quirk is the sound quality, which is peculiar. I suspect it's been optimized for special-effects-heavy movies. Effects and music scores are loud and clear. But the dynamic range seems to to be too great. When you've got the volume adjusted so the music and explosions and climaxes are bearable, you can barely hear the actors say the dialog. When you crank it up high enough to hear the actors well, the explosions and music climaxes deafen.<br />I sent one Wega back, but the replacement had the same glitches. I decided to keep it and live with the annoyances -- the picture quality really is great most of the time, and, besides, shipping it back would have been a pain. But if I were to do it again I'd buy, for the same price as a 32&quot; Wega, a conventional Sony or Panasonic or Toshiba 36&quot; set.