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Actually the funny thing is, this is not the only set my family is the original owners of. We have a Sony KV1314 I think, or something of that variant number.
The Zenith has always been in our life. My mother divorced her first husband in 1983, and married my father in 1984. She had this set when she was still married to her previous. She kept it, and many other things when it was all divided. The Sony was not, her Ex-Husband got that set.
In 1991, the Sony set, and many other things were given to us by the Ex-Husband, as he had no use for them. The Sony TV was subsequently given to me that same year as my first personal TV. I used it though the duration of the 1990's, and discontinued use of it in 2002. I still own it, and it still works. That set is the reason I am an avid and passionate Sony collector now.
By this time, the Zenith was living in our basement as the exercise room TV, and I used said room as my cool, after school room to watch cartoons on, simply because the Zenith had a bigger screen and I liked watching it more.
This remained routine until we moved in 1996.
I've held on to the Zenith my self, knowing as it gets older, it would become interesting, and relevant to watch and own, and I hold the bragging right to say my family is the original owners of it, that it's not just something I nixed from someones trash pile.
I enjoy watching it daily again. And I will continue to enjoy watching it.
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