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Old 12-21-2021, 12:31 PM
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I got the cataract fixed on my Maggie roundy. Turns out mine has a Sylvania CRT with a cataract that was half way between RCA and Zenith in terms of look and material consistency.

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Originally Posted by ARC Tech-109 View Post
Motorola was quite good at overbuilding with quality parts but engineering was quite good at playing musical chairs never stayed on one product for long. They also made some nice roundies and early rectangulars but the works in the drawer was a definite step back.
I've always been a fan of WID sets. When I was a kid in the early 90s we had one of the last hybrid WID sets. Picture quality was as good as a Zenith Chromacolor and it was a reasonably long lived set.

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In the case of Admiral Overseas Corp, I wonder if those sets were engineered in the US or where they were produced.
I believe they were built in Taiwan. AOC corp survived Rockwell closing down American Admiral. It's possible Admiral initially was more involved in engineering, but I'd imagine that tapered off a ways before Admiral ended otherwise AOC would have had a hard time building up an engineering staff to continue producing new models when American Admiral shut down.
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