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It was really peak quality for TVs I think; that set looked better in person as far as fit and finish, and the picture was killer. Inside a single PCB that I believe could be completely unplugged from CRT, yoke, tuners, etc., and removed for easy service, which barely mattered because those Matsushita/Quasar sets Never. Broke. It was a modern double-sided PCB that wouldn't look out of place in contemporary equipment, this during the era when Zenith and RCA were producing plug-in modules that had all kinds of bad connections.
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