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Old 03-17-2020, 05:31 PM
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Does anyone recognize this CRT TV?

Hi. This is an illustration I made of a CRT TV I used to own since around 1991 to 2005, that I would love to identify so I can see one just like it again. The TV itself looks like it was designed any time between 1985 - 1991.

This art may not be 100% accurate either, I made it based on other TVs that looked similar and with my memory of it.
- I put Daewoo as the brand because it's all I remember it saying, but after so many years it's even possible I'm mis-remembering its brand.
- I can't remember if it really said "True Coior" on the left but I think it must have had something similar.
- I know that this TV was about 14", but I got to see at least 1 other TV just like it in a bigger size sometime during mid 90s.
- I know for sure that it had a channel LED that would say AV when you pressed the AV button, the channel up+down and vol up+down were laid out very similarly to this but may be in a different order, they were rounded outwards (convexed?)
- I also know for sure it had a front lid that would keep the color settings and the AV button and another function I cant remember. This lid is open in my illustration and shows the adjustable color things that you turn, but their position may be wrong.
- I heard from my older siblings that this CRT used to have a glass on the front. Can't remember seeing it because I was probably too little, I've seen some old CRTs with a glass like that, and it seems there was evidence of this on the top, it has 2 spaces that would seemingly hold something to attach a glass, and the white line is where I assume the glass would sit.
- I also remember 1 other particular detail I don't often see in electronics in USA. It had a Type C electrical plug, but used an adapter to connect to the standard 2 prong.

I allowed my family to sell it when I moved, not knowing that just a year later I would miss it, but even then I thought I'd be able to find another just like it online if only I looked it up! I have found no such thing and have been searching eBay and some other sites every once in a while since then. I heard that this would be a good forum to ask?

Thank you!!
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