Mt Lookout Telvsn

Great little place that knows what they are selling.
Do great install work as well. I think everyone in Mt Lookout uses them.
Cheers!

Mt. Lookout Television & Electronics, somewhat hidden in Mt. Lookout Square, is a 56-​year-​old business offering much of today’s top flat panel televisions and audio/​video equipment, as well equipment repairs and installations. The store isn’t all that big and they don’t have more than 15 or 20 televisions out on display, but they are very friendly, reliable, and are an overall good store.
Sony, as well as LG, are the big television names, while they also have some SnapAV, Sharp, and Toshiba. The largest television out on the floor (well…its on the wall) was selling for $ 1799 and another that caught my eye was a 43-​inch TV priced around $ 350, give or take 25 bucks. Lying on the floor are several televisions in for repair, which in a way doesn’t look all that nice having them just sitting there, but it is actually kind of cool, anti-​Circuit City/​Best Buy-​ish, and «old school» (C’mon, am I the only want who thought that?). They also sell speakers from five different companies (I saw a lot of Jamo) and Mt. Lookout TV also offers custom audio and visual installations. They actually have examples of past installations posted online and many of the home theater setups are awesome.
Like I said, the store is small, but they do offer a lot and are very reliable and have been for many years. As they say, they «provide the equipment, installation, and service.»

As one of the oldest repair shops in the city, if it broke, they can probably fix it! With the new age of technology and lots of new fangled equipment, they also offer various types of equipment and they also will install it!
A few years ago my mother brought them an old TV. Now I’m talking real old. This thing still had a dial for changing channels! They fixed it up in no time flat! I think it just needed a new tube or something… I don’t know the lingo!
You can buy speakers, flat screen TVs, HDTVs, home lighting systems, sound systems, and even some furniture! I think this is a great example of a company that has successfully altered it’s products and services to go with the changes in technology.