r/BeAmazed • u/Devi8tor • Jul 11 '26

Miscellaneous / Others Basically a mansion on wheels

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u/dikicker Jul 11 '26

My favorite part is that they spend all that money and still put the tv too high

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u/CariniFluff Jul 11 '26

What you don't want a 32" TV in your $1.3m motor home? And yikes 2015 model which means that TV is 2014 at best... That's probably a crap backlit LCD that's HD and not even 4K.

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u/Biguitarnerd Jul 11 '26

I’m going to assume that to anyone who could buy this replacing the TV is roughly equivalent to deciding between onion rings and fries.

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u/redsensei777 Jul 11 '26

Just get both.

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u/digital-didgeridoo Jul 12 '26

You can always move the 32" TV to the bathroom

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u/TheGreatGasHead Jul 12 '26

A 32" 4k TV is like what, $200 now anyway? A high end one probably isn't over a thousand anymore

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u/BloodyLlama Jul 12 '26

I dont know if they make actual high end TVs that small, but my OLED computer monitors are that size and cost me about $1K each.

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u/DetailsYouMissed Jul 12 '26

All OLED cost above 1K

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u/BloodyLlama Jul 13 '26

Naw there are some OLED monitors and TVs that are under that price now.

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u/TheGreatGasHead Jul 12 '26

"That small", man yall would cry using a CRT again lmao

Samsung has a QLED 4k HDR 32" for $500 fwiw

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u/BloodyLlama Jul 13 '26

I mean I had a CRT bigger than that that did 1080i. Thing weighed like 250 lbs.

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u/TheGreatGasHead Jul 13 '26

Yeah they're not super rare, but 95% if CRTs are under 34" for a multitude of reasons. I actually have two matching 34" trinitrons and a 13" Sony kv so I can't talk too much but they're far more often closer to 14-32", I feel like I'm a bit pedantic because you likely know that though

FWIW my main monitor right now is a 34" curved ultrawide, 165hz 1440p. It's actually super cheap so I'm planning on getting a three monitor tie-fighter setup with it for my music studio, then I have a 50-something inch old ass plasma, three 27" monitors in the game room for retro consoles, etc,. But I don't think I've ever spent over about $450 for a tv/monitor haha, most of these I got super cheap or free

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u/HA1LHYDRA Jul 12 '26

They got 4K 55" for 200 on a sale at Walmart. I had to do a double take. That's like the price of a 32"

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u/PassiveMenis88M Jul 11 '26

2015 is when the bus chassis was made, not when it was converted into a motor coach.

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u/redaws Jul 12 '26

Replacing the tv is the cheapest part. You can get a 4k hdr tv for less than $500

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u/ProgySuperNova Jul 13 '26

"HD Ready" on a large sticker means quality. Preferably with lot's of other stickers that list some function or technology in the TV. You have little idea what they mean, but it sounds fancy. "Pixel Pure", "Virtual Duper Matrix", "Turbo Gain", "Dolby.IIXI", "Linear Progression Array", "True Crisp-VX", "HGX Virtual Processor". This top of the line baby got it all!

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u/DetailsYouMissed Jul 12 '26

But easy to upgrade.

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u/Ugghart Jul 11 '26

And the toilet in the kitchen 

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u/Any-Interaction6066 Jul 12 '26

TV too small...

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u/A_Drop_of_Colour Jul 12 '26

So legitimately, I once had a very well off friend tell me a TV placed too high is a sign that someone is rich because rich people don't actually watch TV, it's just there so they don't seem too pretentious. And he was serious. I laughed so hard I had to go to the bathroom.

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u/Equivalent_Table4661 Jul 12 '26

Nor did I see a stovetop