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Old 03-28-2013, 07:29 PM
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Hello everyone! I'm a newer member living just south of Boston, MA. I'm finally poking my head out after about a year or so lurking in the forums trying to familiarize myself with early color television. I'm happy - and grateful - that the wealth of information here has been very helpful in filling the gaps in my knowledge.

A couple of years ago, I developed an itch for some type of older color television. Two years and a lot of research later, I purchased my first vintage set: a 1968 Motorola Quasar TS-915 WID in a contemporary Drexel cabinet. It's the same one pictured on the first Quasar brochure. The chassis is dated 11/68, and it's bone stock, with a Video Display Corp. replacement tube. It looks nearly new. I have lots of questions about this set.

It's great to finally reach out to all of you. Thank you for inspiring me to join the hobby.
Hey thanks for letting that mint magnavox combo on boston st slip through your hands.
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