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Old 04-08-2006, 06:10 PM
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You're right about the "Lyceum" sets; that was the name RCA put on sets intended for such markets as schools/education and (I think) industrial markets. [There was also an RCA "Mural TV" line for hotels and hospitals and such; wasn't that name originally used on a line of custom-install sets..?]

Yep, 1985 would probably be the last year for a "real" RCA set before GE took over everything. I don't know what year GE farmed out all of their TV manufacturing to Thompson though. In any case, I'm sure it's not a Thompson set. Cool find though-- it's not often that you see one of those fancier Lyceum sets with all the extra input jacks..!
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