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Originally Posted by tritwi
Hello Daro! I'm from Italy and of course I have many european tv sets. The one you are using is a really nice modern tv set.Too bad Grundig brand has been acquired by a turkish company: Only the name remained. It was one of the last few Germany manifacturers. I have many Grundig tv sets especially fron 70's and 80's. I understand the problem you have with shipment difficulties. I'm in love with old american color tv sets especially with zenith ones but getting them is extremely hard. I just received a nice rca color tv I bought , through ebay, in your country. It arrived seriously damaged despite the fact that package was done very carefully. Luckily it seems that picture tube is still intact but the plastic cabinet has several broken points...  How did you get your Grundig? Was this brand sold in your country? Do you know danish brand B&O? I think they sell their tvs in your country too. I think they are the very best you can get today...If you're interested in pictures or knowing more about european tvs then feel free to email me. I'll be more than happy to talk with you.
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Most Europeian sets were sold here in Australia such as Loewe, Metz, Grundig, B&O & Thompson to name a few.
I work for a place that services Europiean TV's & thats how I got mine.
As for B&O I have worked on those as well over the years.
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