TV...

[Pink Nighty]

You can get 40+ inch smart tvs for like 100$. Crazy times.

Thats what it costs to fill a gas tank, Nighty!!

 

[Mossback]

Crazy...

You can buy 12 smart Tv's for the price of a spey rod....abd have enough left over to get a couple of burritos, and a 6 pack.

 

[RCF]

Don't forget the sound bar

 

[Mossback]

Don't forget the sound bar

I don't need one, have a spare input on my stereo...

 

[Peyton00]

If you have internet service at your house, get a super box. 2000+ channels with almost every possible sporting event known to mankind, and about 13,000 movies on file.
I've have a couple ( 1 for each tv ) for about four to five years.

 

[Zak]

I have been very happy with Sony Bravia LED TVs, on my third or fourth one now. I upgrade to a bigger size when they get less expensive--currently on a 65" from Costco. You might think you don't want a big TV, but then you'll be watching your sports, or a movie, and be glad of it.

You save a lot by getting an LED TV instead of an "OLED" TV. OLED has deeper blacks, I think. I think this is the one I have, a few hundred dollars cheaper than when I bought it:

https://www.costco.com/p/-/sony-65-class-bravia-3-ii-series-4k-uhd-smart-tv-allstate-3-year-protection-plan-bundle-included-for-5-years-of-total-coverage/4201025889?langId=-1

An aftermarket sound bar with subwoofer (or home sound system) improves the experience a lot!

 

[SculpinSwinger]

Crazy...

You can buy 12 smart Tv's for the price of a spey rod....abd have enough left over to get a couple of burritos, and a 6 pack.

I still want a couple more spey rods, but I am an addict.

 

[BriGuy]

Get a Samsung at Costco.

Chances are, the TV may only have a digital audio output, like HDMI ARC, Toslink or Coax. If your stereo is old school, you may only have analog (RCA) inputs. If so, you may need a media converter, streamer, or some other way to get to analog. They're pretty cheap, though.