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Early Television

Early Television

Early Television

Early Television

The Set: Pete Deksnis's Site about the CT-100

Restoring a Vintage Color Television Set

Color Television Chassis

RCA CTC-2B

2B CTC-2B is everything the CTC-2 is and more. Well, almost everything. There is one slight ripple in the CTC-2's color demodulation scheme, but otherwise, the CTC-2B is a CTC-2 modified to drive a large 21-in. picture tube. A CTC-2B chassis is the heart of the RCA model 21-CT-55, its first large-screen color television set.

Urban legend suggests that 20,000 21-CT-55's were manufactured. However, only a handful are known to have survived. For a little more information about a little seen set, click here .