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Old 06-15-2014, 10:12 PM
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Originally Posted by zeno View Post
Comb filters were probably the biggest improvement back then.
You could demo it easily by showing individual hairs & lack of
"barber poling". VIR was the only true auto color scheme that worked.
All others just twisted truth on the colors, thats why I always say
turn them off & adjust manually. Light sensors I remember back
to early 60's Maggies & dont see sense in.
Sears sets were not respected due to many factors, a lot of it
earned. The Sears/Sanyo & Sears/Toshiba solid state sets were of
very good to excellent quality. The tube sets are another story......
IMHO as usual

73 Zeno
What was the main difference between the Sanyo and their sears counterparts? Was there any difference in quality , assembly, components, or was it simply cosmetic?

I got the chassis number for my spectra 2000 of the rear sticker (missed it the first time): A2F-621UO.
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