I have no interest in or history with CRTs, but this was a really cool video
Great story. What a lucky find.
I bought one of their 40" right before TVs went flat. It was a monster. 45" is truly insane.
What happened to it? Do you still have it?
I DIY'd a wall-sized projector setup and the tube ended up in storage. I tried to find someone to give it to for a year, but by then the only question people had was "is it flat?"
This was a decade or two before the light-gun revival and CRT nostalgia kicked in. It ended up by the trash.
I was sad to see it, even then. It was the height of CRT tech. Well, I thought so until I read about this one here.
The ending of this video is pure comedy gold
TLDW:
It's a Sony Trinitron isn't it?
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