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Unless there is a 60hz ripple in the audio or picture, or the raster is under scanned for a while after warm up changing the lytics will probably not yield a noticeable effect. Most sets that new tend to have good ltyics, and I hear that vintage Japanese lytics tend to be especially reliable. The paper/mylar bypass caps on the other hand tend to be a weak point on most sets, and that seems to be especially the case for Japanese sets.
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