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

Restoring a Vintage Color Television Set

THE SET

Color Bars

Early Television

The image is a digital photograph of a ProScan model PS27153
displaying a color bar signal from a laser disk played by a Sony MDP-455. Following its musical
offering, A&E home video laser disk, "Motzart: The Requiem From Sarajevo" (ID3462AN), has a
one-minute recording of the NTSC color bar signal as its chapter 17.


Since a picture is worth at least 1k words, here's a bargain -- color bar theory from
The WordLess Dictionary of Electricity and Electronics.

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