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Old 06-20-2004, 05:11 PM
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I was under the impression, from having read another post in this thread, that the volume indicator in this set was three small incandescent lamps behind colored lenses, for low, medium and high volume, respectively.
Yes, that is correct... there are three individual lamps that light up an L, M, or H. The little window was somewhat dirty when i took that picture, but i've clean it up and looks much better now.

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The only halfway legitimate explanation I can come up with for the exceptionally long life of the tube in your set is that the previous owner did not use the HaloLight function very much, if he/she used it at all.
Surprisingly, the HaloLight does not have an On/Off switch. There is, however, a knob on the front panel that can turn the brightness of the light up and down (like a volume control). The only way the light can be turned off altogether is to get in there and pull the plug on it. When I found the set, it was still plugged in.
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