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Old 12-10-2013, 04:33 PM
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I had that set's smaller brother, in the 19" version, which I purchased new in early 1982. My first remote control set, and it had VIR circuitry, a COMB filter, ambient light brightness control, and an audio output jack -- all high end features uncommon on 19" portable TV's at the time. It got one of the best pictures I've ever seen on a CRT TV, and I regret getting rid of it some 20 years later. I paid $500 for it, and as I recall, it was on sale, the list price was over $600 at the time. Loved the woodgrain metal cabinet. Back then, virtually everything in my house was purchased from the Sears catalog.
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