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I have to second Ratiotvnut's views on the Digital System III. In fact, set it down, turn away, and RUN... as fast as you can, and hope you never see it again! (well, maybe that's a bit strong.)
Those are a holy nightmare to work on, but I guess they're fairly rare. They were expensive. I've seen the Bose amplifier in several Zenith consoles from the late 80s to the early 90s. If there's any model that's a borderline collectible, it would be the big 5' long console made entirely of smoked Lexan. You can see through the cabinet if you put a lamp behind it. I think the Lexan cabinet also came with the non-digital chassis, which was less awful to work on.
Charles
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Collecting & restoring TVs in Los Angeles since age 10
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