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I caught the last 30 seconds of KTLA's sign off and recorded it with my digital camera.
Stan Chambers threw the switch (I suspect it was just a prop switch or else they have some really primitive equipment at KTLA!) http://www.vintagetvsets.com/temp/arf/ktla.mov |
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![]() The NTSC to which we bid final farewell was a spectacularly successful thing. Think of it. The reverse engineering of compatible color to an existing black & white standard, which itself had been a compromise between the maximum resolution which contemporary technology was capable of in 1941 and the maximum change existing receivers of the time could adapt to. In that sense it was an evolved standard whose roots go back 70 years. Yesterday a TRK-12 could receive television signals off the air just as it did in 1939. It was not obsolete. That was yesterday. |
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Polk SDA SRS 1.2, Sunfire Signature 600~two, Carver C-16, Carver TX-11b, Marantz 6350Q TT, Teac V-707RX, Marantz 2325, Marantz 5220, Marantz HD-880, Kenwood KR-9600, Pioneer CS-99a, Sansui SP-X9000 Last edited by SDA SRS 1.2; 06-13-2009 at 08:30 AM. |
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