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Thanksgiving day Parade on my CTC10
Here are a few screen shots of my CTC 10 Monticello. Not bad for 52 years old
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Hi Tom, That set is looking most excellent, and I think it couldn't have found a more loving home Happy Thanksgiving.
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Thanks Kevin and same back at you. The CTC 11 is doing well too except for the cat problem that I didn't have time to do last summer. You got to get rolling on your projects too. I play the 10 daily every morning for the news.
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And also My CTC 11
Having fun on a day off with my old Sets. RCA was the King in it's day for Color Tv. My folks never had one, Just tried one but ended up with a Curtis Mathis for the first color set in 1963, Then a GE in 69, then my 1967 RCA Combo till 79. That had a ;CTC 25 with solid State audio section. I'm going to try to find a few pics of it and post.
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Don't have a roundie, but I'm playing the parade and shows on my Samsung, along with a big 40" Samsung playing football.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...gon/twotvs.jpg |
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Here's a couple shots of my CTC-7 watching the parade and one of color bars. It's still a work in progress (I haven't aligned the color demod yet) but it makes a nice picture even on a sunny day.
Happy Thanksgiving! -Clark |
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Not bad at all.
Great pic on that set. Shouldn't need much in alignment at all. I think the parades were made for these sets. Well? what you expect since a parade was the first real color broadcast anyway.
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There's just SOMETHING very special about a well-tuned/tweaked Roundie that the rectangular sets DON'T have...And these dreadful flat-screen things nowadays ? Fuggeddaboutit...
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Hey very nice lookong sets I had to sell my ctc5, and my ctc9 sometimes when you need cash you have vto sell something of value now I am stuck with a ctc16 with a broken crt hopefully it is rebuildable... Timothy
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I'm still in the old days
Yup I have to agree that the phosphors were more natural for sure. Time was spent to make sure of that. I've been in electronics most of my life. My Mom says I was behind the Tv at 3, Something got me there. I couldn't wait for the tv to quit so the repair guy would come over. I was in the business for over 36 yrs. Now I just do a few here and there. Started in a tv shop at 13. And to think of all those roundies I got rid of over the years. Now I'm kicking myself.
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Look @ that beautiful picture... Accurate colours,etc Good for you my friend!! |
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oh wow.. what a wonderful thing it must have been in 1950s /60 to suddenly have color TV.
Great pictures guys... I have been watching college ball here on my mid 1970s Sony. (Close as I get to a roundie here!)
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More Pics Wizard of Oz
Hey everyone that posts pics gets a chance to see the Wizard a few times a year. I can still remember when everyone came over to our house to see it in COLOR on our 21" Curtis Mathis in 1964. The set was bought in 63. Here's a few more pics to enjoy. Thanks guys for the compliments.
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And a few cartoon shots of Jonny Quest
Here are some good color Jonny Quest shots too. Now this was work getting up early on a Saturday morning to watch.
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