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They were around, but I don't see many either. That ad looks like a CTC-81 or CTC-97. All the companies made a pedestal ultra-modern set in the 70s. I think they were kind of rare, as most people had more traditional console sets to go with their livingrooms, and also the square table model "monitor style" TVs started to get popular about then. Kind of like that cheap awful shiny black furniture with bright gold plastic trim of the 80s. Glad that's gone.
Charles
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If sales were low is it possible some never sold?
Does a manufacturer ever have sets left over that don't sell?
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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Yeah, those "futuristic" TVs are awful...
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