Early NTSC color work at CBS New York

[Steve D.]

Originally Posted by NewVista

They are running them underscanned making for quite small pictures, they really needed 21" models there.

New Vista,

The RCA TM-10 w/the 15GP22 tube was the most widely available studio color monitor available. Prior to that the CT-100 color home receiver was also used in many control rooms of that era. Later RCA 21" 21CT55 home color receivers were used until RCA introduced the TM-21 a 21" color studio monitor, the standard for many years.