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re: Now that’s a TVPosted by sledgehammer
on 1/4/23 at 8:36 pm to RedRifle

My back hurts just looking at it.
re: Now that’s a TVPosted by Sl0thstronautEsq
on 1/4/23 at 8:36 pm to RedRifle


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re: Now that’s a TVPosted by MSTiger33
on 1/4/23 at 8:36 pm to Sl0thstronautEsq


What was the weight? Setting the O/U at 350
re: Now that’s a TVPosted by Teddy Ruxpin
on 1/4/23 at 8:39 pm to RedRifle

That thing is basically a Mardi Gras float.
re: Now that’s a TVPosted by gizmothepug
on 1/4/23 at 8:39 pm to RedRifle

Only thing missing is the kid that had to go outside to turn the old school 20+ foot antenna to get a better picture of the game.
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Picture wasn't worth crap.
There were fricking horrible. I remember my parents had some friends we used to go watch LSU away games with at their house when they were on Tiger Vision. They got a big screen TV (not as big as the one in the picture, but it was that screen where it being bigger made it look worse) and it was a big deal "it will look like you are on the field with the team". I just remember thinking the whole time "I wonder what it would be like to play Nintendo on it?"
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re: Now that’s a TVPosted by Sl0thstronautEsq
on 1/4/23 at 8:41 pm to MSTiger33


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What was the weight? Setting the O/U at 350
This article guesses it was 150-200lbs.
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The GE Widescreen 1000 looks like it should have weighed half a ton, but the looks are deceptive. It was largely empty space inside, so the cabinet contributed more to the weight than the CRT or the electronics. I couldn’t find any mention of the weight, but since it was the size of a large dresser, it was probably along the lines of 150 to 200 pounds.
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We had this setup, although I don’t remember if it was an RCA or GE. The VCR alone cost over 1200.00, so over 4 grand, total. No cable, 2-3 channels.
I believe the family made me get rid of the VCR when I was decking the attic floor. In 2010. That mfer weighed about 50 lbs. The remote was on a wire which let you pause or unpause. Sweet, at the time.
I believe the family made me get rid of the VCR when I was decking the attic floor. In 2010. That mfer weighed about 50 lbs. The remote was on a wire which let you pause or unpause. Sweet, at the time.
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Growing up, we rocked a beautiful bastard like this back in the day
My grandparents had one like that and used it deep into the 2000s. After they died I think we just left it in the house after my dad sold it because it was heavy as shite and who wanted that thing these days. I kind of wish we would have moved it somewhere and kept it now..
re: Now that’s a TVPosted by topdollarbill
on 1/4/23 at 9:56 pm to MSTiger33

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What was the weight? Setting the O/U at 350
Whatever it weighs, if you put a Sony Trinitron logo on it, go ahead and add 100lb.
Those SOB's had lead weights in them.
re: Now that’s a TVPosted by PerplenGold
on 1/4/23 at 10:02 pm to OweO

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play Nintendo
more like some Atari Pong
re: Now that’s a TVPosted by LemmyLives
on 1/4/23 at 10:08 pm to PerplenGold

OMG, this reminds me of my days as an A/V installer. An old lady asked us to put a 40" Mitsubishi on top of her kitchen cabinets. That thing was 210 pounds.


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