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11-22-2011, 08:07 PM
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One can get converters to take a modern digital input signal and out put NTSC. Also there are still cheap sources for the signal NTSC such as analog cable, VHS, DVD, older video game systems, etc. One can also bring old Vacuum tube sets back to life using the original circuitry by changing a few bad components.
You would be surprised how good of a picture a vacuum tube set can produce. I run a 1964 round screen color set as my daily watcher and prefer the picture it produces over every flatscreen I've had the displeasure of watching. Here is what I watch daily.  
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