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Toshiba was very well made same with Matsushita

What an adorable accent he has.

My uncle was right. People like you are hard to find

WOW!!

This is great. I currently have a working reel to reel player and a working 70s Turntable.

Back in 1956, a brand new color TV was only 21" or smaller. And, you could have one in your home for just $495.

Top notch professional well done great explanation Doug you're awesome.

Nothing beats a Lawn boy when you use a Lawn boy lawnmower the cut is so clean because the RPMs they were the best and whoever has them hang onto them. They are priceless.

If the EPA could phase us out, they would saying that we are ruining the planet

This is the perfect TV for watching the moon landing.

Very professional well done thanks Mike

Swanci tv ...

It's all around good music...Machine is pretty!

Do you have the Seeburg Background Music Library 87-C record, that has the song "Many Dreams Ago"? --I believe this was featured in the 1954 film "Rear Window"

This video SUCKS. Thumbs down.

Was the picture really that bad back then?

Mine had a 383 interceptor engine in it. I bought it from a retired undercover cop.

I really like admiral tv sets beautiful picture especially on those nice RCA crts

I hate when I hear people call these TVs junk. These are so well made and beautifully designed What an awesome well made machine..

After watching your video over and over again, I decided to restore my 1967 Roberts 770X Reel to Reel recorder. You have restored yours beautifully, but I don't know where you ordered your parts for the Motor run capacitors. I did find the Terminal strip from Keystone but need to know where you ordered the rest of the parts. Thank you for your excellent video....

ZENITH..........Really the best.

Beautiful car, back in '68, my mom had bought a red and white '60 Convertible one of these........then got in a "head on" collision w/ my baby sister in the car......the "X" frame.....so taunted as the greatest thing........that car just crumbled..... but both Mom, and little sis came out alright! Thank God/Jesus!

In the pickups, the 235 came in back in 1937 :According to the "Motors Manuals".

When I was a kid I thought televisions would always look like this.🤔🤷‍♀️

Yeah, thanks Reagan, for nothing.

Buen televisor de colección. desde Panamá, centroamérica saludos.

Really nice tone 🎉🎉😊 thumbs up 👍

Brings back memories.....Jack Klugmann and Tony Randall .... Walter Matthau and Jack Lemmon in the film....❤

I have been working on my DX-160 for a bit and I had the same problems. I applied the your technique and the radio receive opened up. I have two problems remaining. they are string slipping and band selector is extremely hard to turn even after lubrication. Any thoughts?

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My family had a Zenith living room TV which we got in early 1974 when we moved from a one-bedroom to a two-bedroom apartment. It had a remote exactly like the one in this video, but the channel selection slots could each be tuned to any channel, as opposed to the remote turning a knob that had the channel numbers in order. We had a master antenna, and at one point they took all the UHF channels we could get and mapped them to VHF channel numbers. There were plastic inserts with the channel numbers that had a hole on one side or the other to select UHF or VHF tuning.

so sad

I have a Roberts 1650 (similar to Akai) that is running a tad slow. I read that the motor might need oil. I saw in the video you mention polyurethane foam but I'm not sure where it goes specifically on the motor as the current motor doesn't have one. Can you share a little more detail? Thanks.

thanks for the video

Back in 65 this song was a segway into the news at the top of the hour minneapolis radio KDWB

Ray Connif Christmas songs …. This reminds me so much of my childhood. We have an aluminum tree. It rotates and changes color. Optional instead of the color wheel

worst video i've ever watched.

Well that was a real treat, Thank you. My father was heavily involved with the design of this building, and as I recall recommended his friend Ragnar Benson to build it. In your final photos I saw many familiar faces, including Mr. Galvin, Walt Scott, and Warren Gieffers. My father is also pictured in the group shot at 57:09, seated in the first row, third from the left (with the bow tie). This is a photo I had never seen, so thank you again. Seeing the cracks in the back of the building brought back lots of memories of conversations over concerns of cracking in the front facade (near the big "M"), not long after it was built. It's sad the building was lost, but thanks to your video, it's history never will be.

As much fun to watch as to listen to.

Physical media has always been the best and always will be for availability and entertainment value.

joya de televisor. el televisor de 1,966. desde Panamá saludos.

this tv Is old. but cool. Greetings.

the television of my year of birth, 1,969. of course. since Panama central america, Greetings.

verdadero televisor analógico. es de 1,968, Pero funciona bien. desde Panamá saludos.

My dad was a mechanic at Bergl Chevrolet from 1959 until they closed in 1984. It was not Bergl at that point, some time around 1982 it was Bill Haupt Chevrolet, then George Strat. The Cicero public library is what is there now.

RCA pressed a lot-but not all of these Seeburg records. I've got Seeburg records in my collection made by Capitol, Columbia, Decca, and RCA.

25% enjoying the music 25% here because of theodd1sout 25% accurate 1950s music 25% i love production music btw 100% W song

大好きです❤

Thanks to your excellent video, I'm going to tackle my 1968 Tandberg 64X reel-to-reel machine. It has served me many years, but didn't get much use once I switched to digital in 1985.