XL2100U (XL2100) WEGA TV Lamp

When we heard it, we couldn’t believe it either but it’s true.  XL2100U is now only $125 dollars.  At $125, it was pretty much a steal compared to the $199 Sony is still charging after all of these years.  Even all of the big online stores are charging almost $150 for a replacement.

Now you don’t have any excuses.  At this price you can afford to hold onto your Sony WEGA for a good 10 years or so without feeling like you could have just bought another HDTV for the price.

You can read more here: http://tvlampsnbulbs.com/2009/01/xl2100u-sony-lamp-price-drop-now-125/

Ecoustics.com is a forum that reminds me of Cheers.  You can get comfortable, and people can indeed know your name.  This makes is a great place to go if you have any issues with your XL-2100U lamp or bulb.  The thread has been around for a while so you’re sure to get a lot of your tv lamp or bulb related questions answered.

Fixya.com allows you to ask questions and regular people and their own special mix of experts will get back to you.  If you have any questions or problems with your XL2100u lamp, definitely considering checking this site out.

If you have any problems with your television, they aren’t a bad place to visit either.

It turns out that XL2100U wasn’t the only part number used for this lamp. If you’re in Europe and purchased a Sony Grand WEGA television, your tv (or tele) uses the XL2100E.

Make sure that you purchase the correct one.

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