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Electrogeek
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Curt Palme
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Looks like a VPH 1001, the last video only set that SOny put out. Uses 07MS tubes. If the tubes are in good shape, it gives a great non HD 480i image.
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cmjohnson
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I don't have specifics but it's an early 80s model and there's now way it does HD. If it does as much as 480p I'd be surprised.
It's an even lower model than the VPH-722Q1 I started out with, and that was NTSC only. It could not take anything more than that.
Worthless.
CJ
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Electrogeek
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have you seen the grey front before?
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Electrogeek
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| cmjohnson wrote: | I don't have specifics but it's an early 80s model and there's now way it does HD. If it does as much as 480p I'd be surprised.
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also, its get to be newer then 80's as it has the same panel layout as the vph-1001 (as curt pointed out)
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Curt Palme
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No, this set was mid 90s I think. It actually worked with the 12XX wireless remote, has the same onscreen menus more or less, although the convergence is still manual.
I remember seeing them new in the box from Henry Fu on eBay for $10K back around 1999-2000 when I started on eBay. Never seen the gray front though.
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Electrogeek
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must be a good day, spend years (4) watching out for something nice to play with, and then in one week spot two p/js not on the list that i can redily find info for, so what is this one? and would it be better then my sony d50? http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=295307514
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Curt Palme
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No, they are about on par. I'd even say the Sony is better since it has replacement parts available. Very few Cine 6 were sold, I've never seen one in person.
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Electrogeek
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more importantly, i'd like to know why there are no g90's in New Zealand!
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Curt Palme
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Tell ya what. How about I give you a great deal on one, and you can be the first? 
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