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Originally Posted by Electronic M
I've got all 3...
...Performance is a function of good combination, circuit performance, and setup. If you go long enough in the hobby you'll see AXP sets and FBP sets that make some CYP sets look bad. Heck my CTC-9 had me thinking the CYP was an ugly pastel looking tube, but my CTC-10 and low hours CTC-7 make it look good.
When you hit a good combination treasure it.
The Europeans chide it as Never Twice the Same Color and with the constant changes to Demodulator circuits/angles, station camera and modulator adjustment practices, and CRT phosphor over the 50s and 60s, they weren't wrong.
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Thanks. This is the best summary I've seen of the wild, wild west nature of NTSC over the years. Don't forget the NTSC black level of 7.5 IRE that had no explicit reference in the signal, the extreme variability of that, chroma level and burst phase that occurred in analog cable systems, all contributing to inconsistency.