Anybody ever find one of these?

[tubetwister]

Glen waters has an extensive website he's all about the Curtis Mathes sets. a Zillion
pictures , brochures ads etc he's probably got most of the ones that are still working
in his collection. His web site is quite interesting .
http://curtismathes.webs.com/

[snelson903]

yah i found the curtis mathis website / club before i found videokarma because i have a 1982 curtis mathis combo console trying to find a schematic for the stereo part or anypart of the tv, my parents bought it brand new in 82 with the vcr payed ton for it.i joined the website uploaded pictures of it looks still brand new , not one person would even say hello there ,so im no longer a member there, once i found videokarma.

[magnasonic66]

Originally Posted by snelson903

yah i found the curtis mathis website / club before i found videokarma because i have a 1982 curtis mathis combo console trying to find a schematic for the stereo part or anypart of the tv, my parents bought it brand new in 82 with the vcr payed ton for it.i joined the website uploaded pictures of it looks still brand new , not one person would even say hello there ,so im no longer a member there, once i found videokarma.

That's what I've noticed about some clubs online, they're so happy clappy about how if you have a Whatever, join the fun. Then they diss everyone except about 20 regular members. I had a Curtis Mathes stereo with tape that I swapped for an empty Sylvania tv console. The man I got the CM from said it was playing moments before I got it, none of the speakers seemed to be hooked up and I can't fix anything, and no good place to store it. I have better luck here than anywhere else, just as a collector.

[Sandy G]

Originally Posted by snelson903

yah i found the curtis mathis website / club before i found videokarma because i have a 1982 curtis mathis combo console trying to find a schematic for the stereo part or anypart of the tv, my parents bought it brand new in 82 with the vcr payed ton for it.i joined the website uploaded pictures of it looks still brand new , not one person would even say hello there ,so im no longer a member there, once i found videokarma.

Yeah, well, WE don't like you EITHER, So There ! Pffffffft ! (grin) And if you believe THAT, could I interest you in an old Bridge in a large Northeatern city ? Mbwahahahahahaha...

[snelson903]

just give me a schematic and ill go away, and a roundie

[old_tv_nut]

Originally Posted by Sandy G

Yeah, well, WE don't like you EITHER, So There ! Pffffffft ! (grin) And if you believe THAT, could I interest you in an old Bridge in a large Northeatern city ? Mbwahahahahahaha...

Don't listen to Sandy - that bridge is 129 years old today, and the price will undoubtedly drop when it reaches 130 (besides, I have the deed proving it was sold to me when it was only 100).

[Steve D.]

IMO, the CM upright, RCA clone, console pictured in Tom S. post is one of the more attractive CM roundies. Most were ugly, oversized, top heavy monsters.

-Steve D.

[snelson903]

yes that console is heavy as train car ,filled with part's from china . i was repairing the stereo head i replaced some caps with names i never hurd of, i think they just made up after they made them tracon i think was the name ,they were oosing with quality at the top.