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Old 12-10-2022, 08:33 PM
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Originally Posted by nasadowsk View Post
Or, just buy the equipment needed, and do the alignment. The Sam’s is on the ETF website and has the entire process. It’s not very involved, and actually pretty simple. Steps 1-4 should get you close, if you do it carefully a few times.

Get a perfect B&W picture, before screwing around with the color stuff. You can’t get good color until you get the B&W stuff right.

Randomly turning afjustments will just make everything worse.

This thread has gone on for 1200 or so posts. We’re going in circles now. This is, TBH, getting stupid.
Been saying that for years. You can NOT have a good color TV til you have
a great B&W.
Turn the color all the way down & concentrate on the B&W.
BTW the pix of the set on its side looks good. Purity is way off but thats
normal on its side. Looks to have good B&W and color. Maybe a complete
" by the book" CRT set up is in order before anything else.

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