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05-19-2008, 04:23 PM
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Nice picture!
 It would appear that the pix IFs are all very well tuned, as the picture looks very sharp. Keep in mind that some of those old sets had a "buzz" or "noise" adjustment for the audio, and that a quick tweak of that particular poteniometer was the magic to keep the white lettering out of the sound path. I might've mentioned possibly a fine tune adjustment would be the first step, but it would appear by your image that the video is optimum at that setting.... 
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05-20-2008, 01:05 PM
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Is it coincidental, or related, that RCA used the "New Vista" name around when "nuvistor" small tubes were available? I don't think my New Vista TV has a nuvistor in it, but I did have a UHF converter with one in the 70's.
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