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Old 08-05-2008, 12:45 AM
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TV color Grundig Super Color W 8062

Tv color Grundig anno 1974, CRT a delta della Philips modello A66 410X, 12 canali telecomando ad ultrasuoni con 20 funzioni, nonostante il tempo funziona benissimo, immagine con colori splendidi e buona definizione. Completamente revisionato. not for sale.
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Old 08-05-2008, 07:35 AM
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complimenti, bell'oggetto!

anche io sono un'appassionato di tv (e di elettronica vintage in generale), conosci anche tu Marco di Prato (il suo nick e' tritwi) ?
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complimenti, bell'oggetto!

anche io sono un'appassionato di tv (e di elettronica vintage in generale), conosci anche tu Marco di Prato (il suo nick e' tritwi) ?
no non lo conosco personalmente. se è quello che dico io avrebbe un capannone con circa 300 tv tra cui un ct 100 rca. ma io al confronto non sono nulla. posseggo solo circa una quindicina di tv color il più vecchio è un graetz 2441 20" ibrido da riparare. il resto è saba, grundig, sony, telefunken, indesit, philips tutti nella fascia 1974 - 1977 poi una radio imcaradio multigamma e qualche radio registratorte a bobina a cassetta che mettero su questo forum più tardi, tu cosa collezioni esattamente?
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Fine TV, congratulations for the restoration!

Is it all solid-state, or does it have a vacuum tube HV rectifier?
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Fine TV, congratulations for the restoration!

Is it all solid-state, or does it have a vacuum tube HV rectifier?
thanks for the message, this color TV is all solid state. the H.V. is made with two tirystors BSTC siemens or rca

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Old 08-05-2008, 12:31 PM
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Glad to see another "Old TV Enthusiast" join our group...
many thanks, it's always been my passion since I was young. at 16 years working in a private tv of florence called "canale dei bambini" if you enter this name on google have any information on this television channel.
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Old 08-05-2008, 06:59 PM
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no non lo conosco personalmente. se è quello che dico io avrebbe un capannone con circa 300 tv tra cui un ct 100 rca. ma io al confronto non sono nulla. posseggo solo circa una quindicina di tv color il più vecchio è un graetz 2441 20" ibrido da riparare. il resto è saba, grundig, sony, telefunken, indesit, philips tutti nella fascia 1974 - 1977 poi una radio imcaradio multigamma e qualche radio registratorte a bobina a cassetta che mettero su questo forum più tardi, tu cosa collezioni esattamente?
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ha un CT100... quindi penso che sia lui...

Anche io non ne ho molte, sopratutto per via dello spazio limitato disponibile nel mio fienile... ho circa 30 tv, alcune B/N a valvole, il resto sono tutte a colori con tubo inline... a delta ho solo un philips K9 ed un paio di KM2 perche' purtroppo ormai con il CRT a delta non si trova piu' niente...

mi interessano sopratutto i B/N a valvole o ibridi, e i TVC Philips del periodo 1972-1988... dal K9 e K11 fino al K40-system4 e 2A/2B... diciamo che mi sono concentrato su quello che e' ancora possibile beccare ai cassonetti

oltre le TV mi interessano molto gli stereo, le fonovaligie, i registratori/piastre a cassette ed anche i registratori a bobine, ma solo quelli piu' semplici tipo valigetta... tipo gli Uher Report, i Geloso, i Lesa Renas, ed i Philips 4308
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I see that "European" style of cabinet around the CRT. That is, instead of a bezel like everyone in the USA did it, these TVs you can see the sidewalls of the CRT. Doing it this way could make for a shallower looking cabinet (front to back), you save about 4cm that way. But it must have looked too strange to American consumers, as no American TV maker or seller ever did this style.
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Old 08-05-2008, 07:28 PM
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ha un CT100... quindi penso che sia lui...

Anche io non ne ho molte, sopratutto per via dello spazio limitato disponibile nel mio fienile... ho circa 30 tv, alcune B/N a valvole, il resto sono tutte a colori con tubo inline... a delta ho solo un philips K9 ed un paio di KM2 perche' purtroppo ormai con il CRT a delta non si trova piu' niente...

mi interessano sopratutto i B/N a valvole o ibridi, e i TVC Philips del periodo 1972-1988... dal K9 e K11 fino al K40-system4 e 2A/2B... diciamo che mi sono concentrato su quello che e' ancora possibile beccare ai cassonetti

oltre le TV mi interessano molto gli stereo, le fonovaligie, i registratori/piastre a cassette ed anche i registratori a bobine, ma solo quelli piu' semplici tipo valigetta... tipo gli Uher Report, i Geloso, i Lesa Renas, ed i Philips 4308
Si conosco sia il k9 che il k11 possiedo 2 tv color philips con i suddetti telai. in bianco e nero ho solo un rex portatile degli anni 70 appena restaurato. poi tutti a colori e tutti 26" tranne il graetz. come accade anche a te la mia miglior fonte di approvigionamento sono i cassonetti. il collezionista di prato non l'ho conosciuto di persona ma solo per telefono lui deve essere in contatto con un negozio di firenze che vende ricambi per tv e valvole. io c'ero stato per ordinare una py 500 per il graetz 2441 lasciando il numero di telefono e dopo una settimana appunto mi chiamò lui e mi disse che era intenzionato a comprare sia il graetz che tutta la mia collezione. ovvio che rifiutati con gentilezza, quello è stato l'unico episodio che ho avuto
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I see that "European" style of cabinet around the CRT. That is, instead of a bezel like everyone in the USA did it, these TVs you can see the sidewalls of the CRT. Doing it this way could make for a shallower looking cabinet (front to back), you save about 4cm that way. But it must have looked too strange to American consumers, as no American TV maker or seller ever did this style.
only by a certain date onwards the perimeter of the screen was in sight. at first the screen was cashed your TV as Americans, I think that this European solution has been adopted, both for reasons of space, both for reasons of cost. smaller footprint less material of the cabinet
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Old 08-06-2008, 12:30 AM
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Thats a neat looking tv and looks like it produces a nice picture. Thanks for sharing!
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Thats a neat looking tv and looks like it produces a nice picture. Thanks for sharing!
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thanks you very much for your appreciation, here in this interesting forum, there are many interesting images for us collectors enthusiasts. I say thanks to you all!
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I see that "European" style of cabinet around the CRT. That is, instead of a bezel like everyone in the USA did it, these TVs you can see the sidewalls of the CRT. Doing it this way could make for a shallower looking cabinet (front to back), you save about 4cm that way. But it must have looked too strange to American consumers, as no American TV maker or seller ever did this style.
the european design with the CRT protruding from the cabinet is called "push through"...

many 70s Philips color sets were halfway... they had a bezel but it fitted around the CRT rather than in front of it, so the edges of the screen were still visible

Here's an example: a 1972 Philips K9
http://www.marcelstvmuseum.com/photoalbum78.html
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Old 08-06-2008, 03:12 AM
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the european design with the CRT protruding from the cabinet is called "push through"...

many 70s Philips color sets were halfway... they had a bezel but it fitted around the CRT rather than in front of it, so the edges of the screen were still visible

Here's an example: a 1972 Philips K9
http://www.marcelstvmuseum.com/photoalbum78.html
it's no true for example grundig color t 1000 see on google.
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