Yuk !!
 

One ruined Emerson on eBag
http://cgi.ebay.com/Antique-black-an...item4149a8d625

What's so ruined about it?

Oh wait, is it the added in 75 ohm and composite inputs?

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I'm guessing that the set is original. The photo is pretty clear and the screen looks like a round B/W CRT. It appears that they just needed composite inputs to use it with their cable.

John

What is that little round "plug" to the right of the volume/contrast knobs... is that a standard feature for these sets, or perhaps a window for a remote control sensor? Perhaps the junk sticking out the back is the rear of a DTV converter?

jr

Sorry guys, that set has been gutted. :rant:

I have this same set - all original. There's no way you could stick that DTV box inside the cabinet with the original chassis.
That's also not the original back with a CRT cap so a 10BP4 wouldn't fit. That round "plug" shouldn't be there either. Channel knob is wrong too.

Here's what the back and front should look like. Here's a short video showing it in action: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqlkbpCaPoA

It would be a kick to see a pic of it with the back removed..... I wonder how much crap the sellers gonna get when it arrives and the buyer makes the same observation we did?

On the upside, its still a tv and no fish floating in the front hehehe

I'm surprized they were able to match the front so well. I would love to see inside. I thought about the room for the box after I made the post...

John

I'd like to see it too - it really does look like a B&W CRT.

Yep, nice cabinet too if anyone has a spare chassis.

The box in the back looks like my old Radio Shack RF modulator (newer version with S-video).

Phil

I emailed the seller. His listing now says that he'll email more photos on request.

Phil

Dear buyselltradecashregisters,

Is that a modern TV in an old case? If so, you should tell bidders. If you remove that homemade back cover and take a photo, that should clear up any confusion. Thanks. Phil

If i have time i will take off the back. I checked with original owner and he said he believes it is new TV in old cabinet. Let's go with that.

Will somebody please blow taps for that tv?
Bill Cahill :thumbsdn:

Oh that is just sad. Well at least it's an RCA CRT. Even though that might mean funai or some Korean junk.

When i first saw this, I thought the screen of the CRT looked a little darker than it was supposed to be. At first, I thought it was just the picture, but apparently it's a little more than just that!