2006 Toshiba 14AF46 FST Pure CRT TV (pics)
Here's a rarity, probably one of the last tube TV's made during this time period. I got this for free from local classifieds.
It has a nice picture even for an SPC TV set (silver plastic crap) 14" flat screen Made in Thailand Comes with remote Rear component input and front RCA composite jacks Video: http://youtu.be/wLuP4Om37AM https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3842/...23bf2d20_b.jpg https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3872/...791f628e_b.jpg https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5594/...82097c33_b.jpg https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5592/...5d797645_b.jpg https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3856/...7ea7766b_b.jpg https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3837/...77a767b0_b.jpg https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3854/...f0ccd7d9_b.jpg https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5586/...5f18d24a_b.jpg https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3908/...416eb01c_b.jpg https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5584/...43bb55f6_b.jpg |
Fairly rare to see component inputs on a small CRT set (or any CRT set for that matter), I have a small Sony that has them.
I passed on a Samsung 16:9 HD CRT set yesterday for $20, to heavy to deal with and cosmetically it was a mess, though it was working. |
READ THE LABEL:
"The ideal DVD connection" lol |
Ideal if you have a Progressive Scan DVD player, most of the later ones were though, even the $29 cheapie Cyberhomes had Component out.
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It's an Orion, they made the same set for JVC too. I had one, it was a good performer.
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I have the 24" of that model. I bought mine new, after wanting a Sony Wega. These were in direct competition to the Sony's, and offered the SAME screen sizes, hence the weird 24" model. I had a really small area to put it, so it worked out perfect for me.
FANTASTIC picture, but yes.. I was shocked to find out it wasn't a Toshiba, but an outsourced Orion. Even has an Orion label on the tube. |
Yes, they're very nice performers, not to mention fairly nice looking for such a recent design. My mom owns the identical TV, which now sits in her closet as I eventually upgraded her to the 20" version of that set, the model 20AF46C. Pic taken just after I got it.
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My wife has a 20 inch version with DVD and VHS in her sewing room. I think we got it in 2004. It has slight vertical fold-over when first turned on, but does not get a lot of use these days as she now has a 32 inch flat screen with built in DVD player on the other side of the room. Great when she wants to watch two football games at once. :)
Who knows, it could still outlast the cheapo RCA combo LED/LCD set! http://www.videokarma.org/attachment...2&d=1381048409 jr |
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i have the same set with vhs/dvd.my neighbor gave it to me.she no longer used it as a bedroom set.the picture is amazing!every bit as good as the sonys of the era
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Here's my 24". It doesn't see a lot of use now. It's in the basement as a "workout" tv, so I guess it sees NO use at all. HAHA
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I still own and use both the 20" and 24" versions of that set. Wanted to get the 27" version too, but I had to settle on a lower line Toshiba 27" with the speakers on the bottom, rather than the sides, in order to fit into my entertainment center. I gave Toshiba a lot of business in 2004! At the time, I was buying Toshiba exclusively, as I felt it was a better product for the money than Sony.
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Toshiba sold a ton of the Orion ( Emerson) sets most combos.
The pix was excellent & was well built. Down side was physicaly it was a real dog to work on. Add to that the manuals were PDF & near unusable. Took so much longer to find your way around that you would lose your shirt. We ended up sending them to a Toshiba ASC. They would check for simple problems then est. it for a board that was too much $$ and/or NLA. Almost all we did had the power supply taken out by a surge. Some you got lucky & just needed the FET but others were a real pain with multiple bad semis. Most others had DVD or VCR troubles & we just sold them an add on unit. 73 Zeno:smoke: |
I was able to actually SELL my 24" Toshiba last night. A "gamer" who has a ton of old video game consoles and doesn't like how they look on a flat-screen jumped all over it.
I think he liked the compact size and that it had a ton of RCA inputs. I was glad it will see use. I didn't wanna give it away ( as I know a scrapper would junk it) Plus.. I bought it new. I found the receipt for it at it was 349.99 in 2004. |
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Thats not a true CRT (Not surprising for 2006) I do not like flat screens!!!!!!! -- One time someone Tried to sell me a flat screen CRT monitor and I did not want it!!!!!!! (I want the traditional screen which is the nicest :)) |
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