Thanks for the replies!
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Originally Posted by CrtsRtubular
Oo nice set! I like the early trinitrons. I haven't been able to find one like this yet though
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I'm sure they're out there, though how many of them still have a decently strong picture tube is another question. I was lucky to buy mine from the original owner, who most recently had it set up near his treadmill.
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Originally Posted by etype2
Great find! This was Sony’s first venture into “large screen” sets with its 17inch diagonal measurement. The actual date of introduction was in Fall, 1970, not 1972. I know because I purchased a KV1720 with walnut cabinet about September, 1970. It replaced my RCA CTC-19 Bremanger.
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I saw your page when looking for info, especially since I wasn't sure about the model number at first. I could see that the 1710 and 1720 looked similar, but wasn't entirely sure how they were related. As for the year, the seller told me that he bought it in 1972, and that's when the above-pictured Burdick's ad was from, so I went with that.
-Adam
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