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06-28-2012, 10:41 PM
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Also, edge convergence can be slightly adjusted by adding/moving the deflection yoke wedges in or out or putting them in a new spot. I've been able to fix the corners on a few Sonys this way. Tape 'em down if you find a good spot, Sonys like to spit them out, I've found several just laying on the chassis over the years. LOL
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06-28-2012, 11:23 PM
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Yeppers you guys are spot on about those. I've done both to this set and others. And I have worked on countless Sonys that spit the wedges out. One sure sign the yoke fell down is poor convergence and purity along with A vertically bowed and askewed picture. This set along with messing with the convergence ring and wedges on the yoke have been useless. It's as good as its going to get.
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