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Old 04-06-2017, 09:09 PM
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Your welcome. Chromacolor was originally Zenith's marketing term for their Black Matrix CRTs....It gradually had it's meaning diluted by marketing.
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Old 04-07-2017, 07:36 PM
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Your welcome. Chromacolor was originally Zenith's marketing term for their Black Matrix CRTs....It gradually had it's meaning diluted by marketing.
And used primarily for marketing. Most CCII sets were known as Duramodule sets to us techs. First use of "CCII" that I ever heard was here (when it was still part of AK).

Tube, hybrid, duramodule hybrid, duramodule(aka safety cap eater), System III, and Digital...evolution of Zenith chassis.

Zeno sold them, so Chromacolor probably meant something to him....

My dad had his nicknames for brands, none of which are unique, I'm sure...

"R-Sorry," "Maggotbox," "AD-misery," "9-dash set," "9-1-Shi**y," "Syl-Bane-ya," and "GH8-eater." Somehow I just knew what he was referring to.
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