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Dave A 01-17-2013 08:21 PM

19" console?
 
Saw this on the Boston CL. Looks 19" or so and unknown type. Any thoughts. $50.

http://worcester.craigslist.org/atq/3523883667.html

truetone36 01-17-2013 08:25 PM

I'm thinking either Toshiba or Panasonic.

radiotvnut 01-17-2013 09:08 PM

Looks Japanese to me and probably a 19", no bigger than 21".

jstout66 01-18-2013 06:33 AM

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Sweet! I wouldn't mind that one. I would still love the come across a 19" RCA console (the set I grew up with)
I "captured" a pix of the set you're talking about, in case the post gets removed.

sampson159 01-18-2013 06:43 AM

that looks like a box store set from the 70s.could be labled "bradford",etc.looks familiar.saw 1 or 2 in my time.it is a keeper though!

RobtWB 01-18-2013 07:12 AM

? private label
? Packard Bell

zenithfan1 01-18-2013 08:22 AM

Looks kinda like a Hitachi set, I think. No matter what it is, I'd go get it if I were you. That's a neat looking set.

dieseljeep 01-18-2013 08:33 AM

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Originally Posted by jstout66 (Post 3059570)
Sweet! I wouldn't mind that one. I would still love the come across a 19" RCA console (the set I grew up with)
I "captured" a pix of the set you're talking about, in case the post gets removed.

Rca made that 19" console into the early 70's. The last ones are really rare.

kx250rider 01-18-2013 10:30 AM

Hitachi... There were a lot of early Japanese "cosolettes", and they're kind of scarce nowadays.

Charles

compucat 01-18-2013 11:07 AM

Compact consoles are nice to have. Someone needs to save that set.

andy 01-18-2013 11:49 AM

This is the smallest console I've seen. It's a Sears (Toshiba) with a 17" screen. The CRT has a large neck like a roundie. I haven't restored it yet, but I did get a raster on it. It's apart waiting for me to fix the cabinet.

zenithfan1 01-18-2013 11:53 AM

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Originally Posted by kx250rider (Post 3059584)
Hitachi... There were a lot of early Japanese "cosolettes", and they're kind of scarce nowadays.

Charles

That was my first thought too, it looks like a Hitachi portable from the same time frame. The wood cabinet looks cool on this one. You are right about them being scarce now. I wish it weren't so far away.......

zenithfan1 01-18-2013 11:55 AM

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Originally Posted by andy (Post 3059590)
This is the smallest console I've seen. It's a Sears (Toshiba) with a 17" screen. The CRT has a large neck like a roundie. I haven't restored it yet, but I did get a raster on it. It's apart waiting for me to fix the cabinet.

Wow! I didn't know any of us actually owned that model! I'd love to see that all fixed up, start a thread when you get 'er going!

dieseljeep 01-18-2013 05:05 PM

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Originally Posted by andy (Post 3059590)
This is the smallest console I've seen. It's a Sears (Toshiba) with a 17" screen. The CRT has a large neck like a roundie. I haven't restored it yet, but I did get a raster on it. It's apart waiting for me to fix the cabinet.

I had one of those in the mid-70's. I had it stored in a place that was destroyed in a fire and it was lost. :sigh:
IIRC, the CRT was weak anyway.
I heard Conrac used that CRT in their studio monitors. There was rebuilder in Milwaukee that would re-gun those tubes. They were getting those tubes from all over the country, for rebuilding.

lnx64 01-18-2013 07:13 PM

When a vertical console was recommended to me by another member for my 19" TV, I didn't like the idea at first, and wanted to go through with my idea.

But this idea, simply a box with long legs, I do like the appearance of this set. I might be able to work with building a console just like this.


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