UPDATE July 2020 – Thanks for the views! This video is still going strong! If you’d like to see other old technology from the 60s, 70s, and 80s, reel-to-reel, cassette, 8 track, check out my “Old Technology Playlist” here —
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Just turned this on in 2013 (first time since 2003) and everything still works! Here is some of the original marketing information: RCA Home Entertainment Center, New Vista Color Television – “The Brandywine” model HM-813 Solid State Phonograph, Computer Crafted AM-FM-FM Stereo Radio 23 inch diagonal, 295 square inch picture.
Tilt-out TV control panel for handy stand-up tuning. Advanced Automatic “Locked In” TV Fine Tuning (A.F.T.) is completely electronic, completely automatic – no extra switches or tuning meters. New Vista VHF tuner is the most powerful in the television industry. Advanced Solid State UHF tuner is precision engineered to provide excellent reception. Glare-proof RCA Super Bright Hi-Lite color picture tube is 20% brighter than any previous RCA tube. Computer Crafted C/COS 327 radio tuner – programmed for precision by an RCA Spectra 70 computer. New ceramic circuit modules that perform key functions of many individual parts. Advanced features include tuned R-F stage in both FM and AM, FM Stereo Indicator light, AFC, built-in antennas. 50 watt peak power Solid State stereo amplifier with frequency response of 50 to 20,000 Hz. Separate bass, treble, stereo balanced and compensated loudness controls. Studiomatic 4-speed turntable plays 7″ 10″ and 12″ records automatically or manually, and new mini records manually. Massive 11 3/4″ turntable. Automatic shut-off after last record. Adapter for 45-rpm and 3 7/8″ records included. Feather Action Tone Arm protects records even if tone arm is accidentally bounced or slid across the record. Flipover styli – 7 mil Duralife diamond for microgroove records, 3 mil for 78’s. Six-speaker sound system – two 12″ oval duo-cone woofers deliver rich, full-bodied bass and mid-range presence and four 3 1/2″ tweeters provide sparking treble. Stereo headphone jack; speaker switch; tape input/output jack.
00:00 – TV Test
00:35 – Record Test (Blocked)
01:50 – Glowing Tubes
02:24 – Radio Test
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Our channel features lots of old technology, and this is our most viewed video by far…. Today, 7 years after upload and 1 year after monetization, it was blocked in all countries due to the Beatles record playing the background. So, to unblock the video, I had to mute the song. If you want to experience this video in its original form, play a scratchy version of "Please Please me" on a worn out turntable, over some 50 year old TV speakers, with a hum in the background – record it on a camcorder microphone. Starting playing at 0:48, then slow it down at about 1:21… 🙂
An expert tech can get that system back to life. A matter of finding the right parts.
It's so easy to break a 90s tv📺
Back in its time, if you had one of these fancy home entertainment systems, you had it made. You also probably had a big house to put it in.
burn the tv up thats the past
She's beautiful i bet she cost alot of money back in the day do you still have her👍
That is a beautiful machine man…
Going To TV Disco
I want that's type of television
I remember my daddy had one like this before lol..😂
Red mercury hunters 😴😴
When TV was furniture!!! I used to have an old RCA console, no radio, but all wood cabinet on wheels. At the very least, I have a nice 40" mitsu CRT (direct view). All the retro games go on it, scan lines are nice and thick, rivaling that of a PVM (better than the sony 310).
That a DJs machine
that beatles member looked like robert de niro
Awesome
Wow I am impressed:) It’s all in one very nice I wish I had this. Is it for sale?
We should bring these back.
Utube stop being childish n stop cutting off d sound when they play music
Such a monster. So you americans had Video already in the 60s?
You would have trouble trying to loot one of them from your local Walmart?
My family spent many nights watching Disney tv & Mutual of Omaha's wild kingdom on this.
Then as a teen, I blasted Black Sabbath & Crosby Stills Nash & Young on it.
0:48 why is it mute
Back in the day when televisions were furniture.
That's amazing it still works.
Beautiful, no comments
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Had, a 1972 Zenith that size, did my own maintenance, used a color bar dot generator to converge it, took two strong men to move it, had to remove the back. Then went completely crazy buying a 43" rear projector with 3 CRT projection tubes, that took about four men to carry and extremely difficult to align three tubes.
Then a LED 65" Sanyo wall hung model that only weighed 40 pounds and hangs on the wall and does not need convergence. I can forget about the past.
Purchased a bunch of VCR tapes, looked pretty good on a 27", terrible on a high res 65" inch so now switching to bluray DVD's. Still have over 200 12" LP's to get rid of plus a 80 pound Sony tape deck, but converted all my music to high quality MP3's, have over 5000 songs on a one ounce USB stick.
https://youtu.be/DuL7Xl7gwC0 make CRT to Smart TV
This is Brian. I'm surprised it works at all. As I was growing up, a console tv with a stereo system would self destruct. Only a misinformed consumer would buy one. You see, there was entirely too much going on inside them and they were a nightmare to fix. Most of all, the speakers vibrating the tubes and connectors led to loose components that would make them break down. It was a horrible idea. Thanks for sharing.
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Looks like the picture tube is quite weak
Is this working battery
1:38 the VHS tape is damaged
This is old RCA victor only on 1969
All new caps and an alignment and the set would be good to go.
I spent my summers with my Grandparents up in Young and Jack County Tex and the summer of the Apollo 11 I badgered her into buying a color TV. Wisely she went for an RCA console. Gorgeous TV with amazing color. If I remember correctly a number of other set manufacturers used a clone of the RCA chassis.