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Old 09-29-2019, 01:06 PM
diplocentrus diplocentrus is offline
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It's amazing for all that weight that there isn't much of a chassis anymore. By the nineties all the pots they had on the older sets for adjustments were gone. All done with stored memory locations and changed via the remote control. This was the point I lost interest in doing service as I liked all the adjustments from pots that you had all those years. Is this part of the Sony FD era? I have a 32 inch Sony from '95 and it's the same as far as adjustments go. Wondering if PIP (picture in picture) would of still been a feature on this model.

The original user manual I got with the tv says it is an FD unit and that PIP is a feature. A sticker/label on the back of the shell says November 2002 so maybe a number of things didn't really change much on these from the mid 90's to early 00's.
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