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Old 03-10-2005, 09:17 PM
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Wow - that looks great! Nice work! I love that cabinet, and the picture looks nice and sharp. I know that the picture got a little washed out by the camera (it's pretty hard to get a good photo of a TV screen) but it still looks good and crisp. Very nice.

BTW - how's the picture compare to a "modern" television. I know that I've heard from some people that they remember that the color wasn't that great on the older sets, but I would imagine that a properly restored set should perform very nicely, probably better than when it was new, not only because of the modern, high quality capacitors, but also becasue broadcast technology has improved, as well as recording technology.

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