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Jon A. - I felt the same, as the sound and looks are cool looking. Thank you.
Zeno - I hope it was something magnetic nearby. The man who sold me this tv last month said his sons used it profusely for gaming. At the time I was buying it, I noticed the problem, but dismissed it as something that a degaussing ring would cure. But your list is a great reminder to me and others who are looking at tv repair solutions, that there are sometimes many reasons for problems. Thank you so much for taking time to list those. I can certainly do a degauss and will, once I get a degaussing ring. I would like to look inside this 1988 set to find the chassis number and I'll do the same with the other, and make notes. I know from reading videokarma.org that these RCA's are referred to by chassis numbers C140's, so I do need to find those numbers. Thank you for the list, again, and I can do some visual checking, of course, and if I have success with the degauss, I'll be shouting.."yay".
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