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Originally Posted by TinCanAlley
So now I'm pretty much at the point where the only things I haven't replaced are the yoke and flyback. Guess it's time to just button her up and enjoy watching while learning to ignore the bars when they appear in darker scenes.
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I don't think that replacing parts will get rid of the jailbars. I don't think it would in general
The way I understand it, jailbars can end up in older TVs because the manufacturing tolerances are much better now and newer parts are so good that they show the bars. The bars were always there, but the older parts had added impedance or more efficient transistor junctions, and thus do not inhibit them.
Finding the source of jailbars, as I understand it, it usually a process of putting blocking capacitors in different places to see if they change, or placing magnetic shielding around reactive components
Perhaps I'm mistaken though. There's a lot of older, more experienced people on the forum who would have a more reliable opinion