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Old 10-22-2007, 12:25 PM
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Yes, I was going to mention that again. I had a pair of these GE sets, one from the sixties and one from late in the production run. The older one used a GE crt that actually had a shorter neck. The newer one was labeled GE but with an EIA code for Clinton. I suspect the bean counters at the General crunched the numbers and found they could outsource it cheaper than building it.

Good to see the bicentennial set again. I had one in the 80s; worked, but something was burning up in the HV section, beyond my abilities at the time. A neat set.
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