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27" sets?
When did 27" sets start appearing? Where there any tube chassis sets with a 27 inch screen?
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As far as color TV's, I believe it was in the early '80's. I know of no older tube chassis 27" color TV's; however, I think there were some higher end 27" tube type B&W's during the '50's and '60's. Up until the early '70's, a 23V was the largest color TV that was available as far as CRT direct view. Sometime around '70-'71, they came out with a 25V color CRT. In the very late '70's, Sony introduced a 26" color TV.
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In monochrome there was the 30" Dumont Royal Soverign in the early 50's.
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I know both Zenith and Magnavox had 25" color sets in the mid 60s.
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at one time in the very early 70s,a maker was touting the 25v crt as a 27 inch.it was a small maker but i cant remember which one.this campaign lasted about 6 months before the crts were labeled 25v.maybe olympic?any else remember this charade?
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10 different 27 inch monochrome tube types had been registered before 1961, so somebody had been building sets with them. I believe RCA had manufactured a 27 inch set in either '53 or '54.
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i was referring to color crts.saw plenty of 27 inch b/w back then.
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The OP was in the wrong place anyway. He specifically asked about tube chassis sets in the solid-state TV forum.
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yes,a hybrid with the 25v crt that was advertised as a 27 inch screen.it may have been an olympic brand that was built by wells-gardner maybe?my memory is clear on this claim but not on the specific maker.
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IIRC Zenith 27" started with Y line. ( 9-181 sets) The Sony 26 was the
first over 25" that I remember. when I was a kid my father bought a BIG maggy B&W. It was no UHF so '64 or before. It was biggest anyone made then I think 27" ( advertized). It had that strange toned picture I remember on old Maggies even noticable to me. It was a toilet, junked in '67 for a Zenith color. 73 Zeno:smoke: |
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