What kind of TV should I get to use this modern feature? I've narrowed my list down to Admiral, Curtis Mathes, Magnavox, Philco, Quasar, and RCA.
WATCH TWO CHANNELS AT ONCE WITH PICTURE IN PICTURE
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Damn! I haven't seen a Curtis Mathes dealer, or even a dealer's sign, in 25 or 30 years.
I was going to suggest to get an Emerson, but they're still hangin in....
I'll stick with my handy dandy Curtis Mathis and its electronic ultrasonic remote control!
Funny...that was the first one I thought of reading that list.
We had several Zenith sets when I was a kid!
Here's a comment going back to the original topic, though. I was watching side-by-side PIP this past weekend for the first time in a while. Perhaps I've been spoiled by Multiview, but it would be cool if audio in side-by-side mode worked the same way as Multiview. I.E. the use of arrows on remote to go back and forth on audio vs. constantly using swap and having video swap sides each time. In Multiview, you can just arrow between the 4 screens for audio without the channels moving around the screen.
That was the only TV brand that my grandfather would have. My great grandfather, now to him RCA hung the moon in radio and television sets. My parents used to always have Zeniths too till the late 90's. I remember when the Zenith dealer would come out to "fix the tv" it was always bad when he had to load it up and take it into the shop. Then you'd have to get the 19" model out of the bedroom while the 27" "big screen" was in the shop.Funny...that was the first one I thought of reading that list.
Hard to argue with a TV company that had its own network.I'd go with a DuMont if I were you
RCA/Victor had two! NBC Red & Blue networks. They had to sell one. That's where ABC came from.
But I still sold "DuMont" TVs in the early 80s. They were made by that fine electronics company AOC.
