That set pops! Also, neat thing about the SNES and any composite cable with a yellow, white and red: You can hook the white and red up to external speakers/stereo instead of the set for stereo sound.
I have a Sylvania 6720FDF that might have a Matsushita-Toshiba A51MAJ196X tube from what I have found online. 20 inch with VCR and DVD built in (DVD uses S video but no external S Video). very sentimental TV to me from my grandpa. DVD input has no geometry issues but other inputs do?> I want to know what you think of this set
@JayTheComputerGuy I am familiar with it. It’s a Funai manufactured set. I had a similar one branded as a Magnavox, but likely the same thing under the hood. They have a very bright and vibrant tube on them. The one I had produced a great picture and needed a manual yoke adjustment to fix the picture tilt. Overall, I sold it off just to make room for better sets, but they are not bad. There’s no convenient on screen service menu however. You would need to solder and mod the OEM remote with jump wire to turn it into a service remote for geometry adjustments. The sentiment itself should make it a keeper. I was very sentimental about my childhood RCA Colortrak console TV and wish I had kept it. Thanks for watching and supporting!
Pretty clean composite signal especially with the nes.
@@riggel8804 Thanks! The composite was better than I expected.
That set pops! Also, neat thing about the SNES and any composite cable with a yellow, white and red: You can hook the white and red up to external speakers/stereo instead of the set for stereo sound.
@@biffrapper Thanks! I was pleasantly surprised with this one. It was fun to play on. Thanks for watching! 📺
I have a Sylvania 6720FDF that might have a Matsushita-Toshiba A51MAJ196X tube from what I have found online. 20 inch with VCR and DVD built in (DVD uses S video but no external S Video). very sentimental TV to me from my grandpa. DVD input has no geometry issues but other inputs do?> I want to know what you think of this set
@JayTheComputerGuy I am familiar with it. It’s a Funai manufactured set. I had a similar one branded as a Magnavox, but likely the same thing under the hood. They have a very bright and vibrant tube on them. The one I had produced a great picture and needed a manual yoke adjustment to fix the picture tilt. Overall, I sold it off just to make room for better sets, but they are not bad. There’s no convenient on screen service menu however. You would need to solder and mod the OEM remote with jump wire to turn it into a service remote for geometry adjustments.
The sentiment itself should make it a keeper. I was very sentimental about my childhood RCA Colortrak console TV and wish I had kept it.
Thanks for watching and supporting!