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You landed a nice one! In my opinion that walnut version is the most attractive. You really notice the contrasting tones. I got a mahogany version over 20 years ago and still think of it as the gem of my collection. Taking everything into consideration, including performance, it's often thought of as the best vintage TV of them all. I agree.
Enjoy it! Last edited by decojoe67; 01-04-2015 at 07:01 PM. |
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Rca 621
I was really surprised by the cabinet condition, it seems to be right up their with Dumont and RCA 630 performance wise. The chassis looked pretty good but a it looked like a mouse had a nest right on the tuner and it was rusted between the chassis and tuner. I used navel jelly to remove rust then just coated with WD40. It seems to work to prevent rust from coming back but I do live in a dry climate. I could not get a video signal through the tuner until tnehe rust was removed, I think it was a grounding issue worked great once the tuner was installed. A neat little TV
Mike
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