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THE official tread theme song

http://grundig.pytalhost.com/grundig89/grundig008.jpghttp://videokarma.org/attachment.php...0&d=1327299711Mitsubishi CT-3720 E OR Grundig 95-490/9
:scratch2:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rebranding:thumbsdn:

LOOK at channell lndicator mits.+grundid ARE SAMEhttp://wegavision.pytalhost.com/pana...anasonic20.jpgAND tosh+panni too symilar

Neat lookin' unit !

Me wants one! Or three! ;3

:scratch2:http://ist1-3.filesor.com/pimpandhos...re%20066_m.jpg

This complete Grundig Set is made in Germany, including the SAT Receiver and the VCR. (Grundig and Philips were normally the only ones who produced VCRs in Germany/Austria). I repaired some of this units. Normally they had just bad soldering connections or dried out Electrolytics.

You can find Siemens TVs or Blaupunkt TVs which were rebranded Grundig TVs with grundig chassis. I have never seen that japanese brands got rebranded Grundig TVs.

By the way, the Mitsubishi TV has the same Display as the Grundig, but in the 80s the big LED Modules were very popular and a lot of companys used them.

THX,are you famyliar with repair of GRUNDIG STEREO VCR VS-220
problem is change on cpu chip located on control pcb /back side of cassete mechanisam/ fail is wrong orientated connector on remote control-and burn main cpu

as result no power my vcr any more..http://ist1-1.filesor.com/pimpandhos...re%20024_m.jpg http://ist1-1.filesor.com/pimpandhos...re%20025_m.jpg

Yea so um, your image host has porn for ads. :p

LOL :D

Anyway, I especially like the silver Mitsu TV. :)

Hi Visual,

unfortunally, i never changed a CPU on that VCR. My Grundig VCRs had issuses with the backup battery wich was a common failure on them (they went "crazy" when the battery was defective). Bad caps and mecanical problems as worn out belts.

Here is an ad for a VS 220 for 15 Euro (unfortunally in german) http://kleinanzeigen.ebay.de/anzeige...93991-175-6804

Maybe the seller will ship it to you.

THANKS

ON my prospect up^siemens vcr is oem
FM-362 SANYO or JVC question for you

and National NV-850HDhttp://nationalmaclord.web.fc2.com/850hd_front1.jpg or philips vr-6920http://ist1-2.filesor.com/pimpandhos...re%20087_m.jpg

Aristona 23VR50/03+VR2350http://ist1-1.filesor.com/pimpandhos...re%20166_m.jpghttp://videokarma.org/attachment.php...0&d=1374461860http://images.devicemanuals.com/getc...Z5TG1wd1p3PT09

Electronics used to be so cool.

PHILIPS VR6860+Marantz MV-72
 

http://hpbimg.marcelstvmuseum.com/ph...20totaal01.jpghttp://marantz.pytalhost.eu/1985/marantz33.jpghttp://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/MTIwMFgxNj...S4Dzj/$_57.JPGMinolta MV-160S Hi-Fi Super-VHS :yes:
REVOX B-230S + Hitachi VT-580E + Loewe OC 440 S
http://www.revox.net/images/b230-s.jpghttp://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/NjAwWDgwMA..._id=880000500F
http://www.radiomuseum.org/images/ra...0h_1377040.jpg
NEC
VC-DS2000 + PIONEER VH-930SD

Harman Kardon VCD 4000 http://www.radiomuseum.org/images/ra...te_1460071.jpg + NEC VHS VCR Model DX-5000U
OR MY BE NV-880HD-I am not shure


TEAC
MV-900 + seems to be the OEM of JVC. HR-S6000

I used to have a Grundig Monolith 27-inch that was most definitely made by Panasonic. The remote and OSD were identical to those of Panasonic TVs and it was full of Matsushita components. It was in a heavy, black particle-board case with the controls hidden behind a flip-up door below the screen. It was OSD-only, no channel number LEDs or VFD as in the one pictured above. I would guess that this was a US-market-specific model and the Grundigs sold in Europe were really made by Grundig.

I found it in an ad flyer from April 1989! The model number is M-27. The TV in the picture is the same one I had. I did Google searches (web, groups and books) and could not find any references to this television set, so it must have been pretty rare.