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Old 09-20-2008, 11:47 AM
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Originally Posted by AUdubon5425 View Post
Talk about ironic - at the same time I found my XL-100 I also took home two Zenith sets identical to yours! One had a mediocre picture and no sound, the other had sound but no picture. They were pretty beat up. I put them on the curb, as I had no room to store them in my rental (9 mos. after Katrina). If I'd have been online back then I'd have mailed them to you - I remember they were fairly light.
It just makes my Zenith rarer.

I've never had any sort of problem with it. It was practically brand new when I got it a couple of years ago from Adam. Originally my bench television was a Portacolor (also from Adam). But my boss freaked out when he saw that it was a vacuum tube based television, so it had to go. I only had the Portacolor to act up once, and it was getting the same daily use. But the Zenith is small, very light, solid state (boss likes that), and it works for what I need it to do.

David

Picture of the Portacolor when it was my bench television:

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