Back when my TV collection numbered 25+, something drastic had to happen and so this little Blaupunkt was one of the first to go in the effort to reclaim some living space. When I made that call I had no idea that I'd come to think that analog chassis TVs were the ultimate way to go. In fact, I can remember thinking this TV was useless because it had no service menu to adjust the geometry! Foolish! Oh well... live and learn!
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| Front |
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| Back |
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| SCART port |
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| Blaupunkt IS 63-33 VT (chassis FM 310.32) |
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| Final Fight |
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| Golden Axe |
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| Metal Slug |
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| Street Fighter II |
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| Rainbow Islands |









Quick question - what is better about analogue pots/chassis vs service menu geometry settings? I'm getting an old AE-1 Sony tonight which is analogue chassis.
ReplyDeleteCheers, Andy :)