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Sharp 27SV65 at all desirable?
I garbage picked this set going on 5 years ago. It works fine, looks like it was used very little and I’ve basically had it in a storage shed for all of those 5 years.
The initial intent was to make an arcade cabinet of sorts and use it. That’s kinda where we are at. It looks like I may soon have time to do that project if want but I’d have to disassemble the set to a large degree. If it’s at all desired I could design the cabinet to retain the front of the tv but remove only the huge back which I guess I could toss back in storage. I just have no other real use for it. The CRT allows for light guns.
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At this point, video games are the only use I see for later-model CRT TV sets, yes. I am keeping the two Panasonic CRT sets that came in my "new" 2004 motorhome stored here for that reason as well.
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This set isn’t super new, it’s from 1990 and assembled in USA. I assume it was a decent set for the time since it had video in and sound out. But other than a video game purpose I can think of no real use for it.
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