With the large wide screen TVs being expensive, is it feasible to get a 2nd set

We have 4, or is that 5 tvs, all the old type.

Well i had 4 television in my house yea , all the different of television i also have including the old projector televsion

We have three televisions in our home. My daughter has one and there is another one in the spare bedroom that we use for an exercise room. We also have a wide screen tv in our living room to watch.

Personally I think people tend to have more than one tv set if they like to watch tv, sports or dvd's. Right now I think it's more of a combination of the old and the new, a lot of people will be upgrading to HD in the next few months (think christmas and super bowl time) before the analog signals die. The cost of HD tv's are going way down, and 25-32 inch HD widescreen LCD are in the $200-300 range. Prices continue to fall fast. Personally, I have 2 televisions, and I live alone. One HD bigscreen in my living room, and 32" tube in my bedroom. When that one fails or the prices get low enough I'll probably replace it with a smaller LCD, but really since I have cable it's a non-issue for me.

Only one old one--not the modern kind at ALL, but hey, I ain't complainin;' the "price" was right (Free, from a local organization called "Freecycle," which people go to online to swap items). As my cable company guarantees they have the new method of accepting broadcasting when it changes, I'm not even sweating that. I know some folks who have a giant TV, & Blue-Ray (whatever that really MEANS), & "Hi-Def," etc., but even if I could afford it I don't think I'd plug so much money into such a fancy system. TV's just not THAT important to me, y'know? Not that I don't have my favorite shows! LOL! Maggiepie

I think the biggest of the old style tvs I have owned is twenty inches which I find quite adequate. I would probably not go bigger than thirty two inches on a new flat screen when the price comes down a bit more and I can afford it as my living room is now fairly small. I just have the one in the living room, I have the wiring in the bedroom and small extra tvs but do not have them hooked up for some reason. I find little of interest other than news on the television and the schedule for programs I watch are always changing and so many are reruns I lose interest. I think they make about 12 episodes a year, ok maybe more, but it seems like 12 and they rerun them over and over and over again. I have a forty inch rear projection tv that I won in a contest but I have hardly ever used it. I guess I am not much of a tv person.

We have only one TV, and I think thats enough. For one, I cannot afford another. And for a second reason, I'd like our family to spend time together. This way we can watch some comedies on TV and laugh together. I don't know, may be if could afford it, I might have gone for another one. My second son loves football, and all of us are forced to watch it on weekends. The rest of us just watch a little football, but he's crazy for this. He does not force us during the rest of the week. So its fair enough to let him have his way during weekends.

Now we only have one large t.v. set in the living room. Actually I am planning to buy a smaller set for the bedroom, but now we are still renting and I don't want to buy a lot of things. It would be difficult to carry many huge and heavy things when we move into our new home soon. Before I bought the large t.v. set, we only had one small t.v. which is the old version. The t.v. itself is black in color, and it is 14" which is the smallest size. After that our t.v. damaged and I decided it was time for us to purchase a new one. So we bought this one which is gray in color, it is no the LCD but I think it is one of the newest versions. It is 29". If I have enough money I will certainly buy the LCD t.v. which I can hang on the wall.

We have a big tv in the living room. we have a smaller television which we still have kept in the storage room and did not even bother to plug it since all the family watches tv in the living room before sleeping.

My husband and I have a HDTV. I love it and would miss it if we suddenly had a different kind. My mother has the old kind, and she likes that. My husband and I have one TV as does my mother.

Hello dear friend. We don't have two TV sets in the house at the same time. Our first old TV set was used for more than a decade before it was finally out of order. Then we bought a new one, also the second one that we are using now, which is placed in the living room. We are planning to get a smaller one for the bedroom. It is convenient to watch TV when it is cold in winter. Take care, friend.

The big screen is in the living room and in each room hd but not the flat screen ones. Just the regular sets, the converter box on two of the four tvs in the house. But that is right I didn't think about that till reading this discussion. The other rooms have regular sets and the large screen is in the living room. Now if you don't have a HD tv or the converter box. Your tv is not going to work if you don't have cable or satellite.

I think that the prices of TV's are pretty low these days, unless you buy those really big ones. I have a 27" TV in my livingroom and that is good enough for me, I don't need one of those really big ones. I also have a small TV with a built in VCR in my bedroom. It is only a 19" TV but it is good enough for my bedroom. It is also really old, obviously since it has a built in VCRm and it still works really good so I won't be replacing it. My daughter has a 19" TV in her room also. We love having our own TV's besides the big one in the livingroom so that when we want some alone time we can just go to our bedrooms. I think that people will always have more than one TV. They are cheap enough now, to buy more than one. Alrighty then, talk to you later my friend. Your friend, Chris

We have a combination of TVs. We have a wide screen LCD in my parents' room. Then a 40+ inch but analog model in the living room, and another really small one in the kitchen which doesn't even have cable haha. We don't watch sports game together here as a family so the best TV we keep in the privacy of the bedroom. We only got our Samsung flat screen recently and it was very affordable at around $650 only!

have 4 old ones havent even looked at new ones as 2 of them arent that old

We have two older tv sets, but it is my understanding this this Christmas season some of the new big tvs will be greatly on sale because of the bad economy. If you are looking for a new tv you might consider looking for one before the end of the year. Sellers have a lot of them and they need to reduce their inventory.

we have two Sony flatscreen tvs at home but dad has plans of buying two Plasma TVs to replace the old ones.. the old ones would be given away to our closest neighbor.. watching my favorite shows would be more fun and exciting as plasma tv has bigger screen and clearer sound quality..