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Old 05-20-2007, 01:32 PM
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These days, anything that's not a flat panel is a "tube" TV
I know exactly what you mean. Yesterday I stopped at a thrift store and saw a modern 19" Toshiba priced at 30 dollars. I explained to them that few would be interested in such an 'deal', and the man replied that it was a tube set.

That XL100 sounds like a nice set regardless, I would pick it up just to save it from destruction. Probably reliable too, once running. I had a late 70s XL that lasted for about 20 years til the tube died suddenly- It was never repaired in those 20 years. Well, anyway happy tv hunting and good luck gentleman.
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