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Sony Trinitron 20" CRT Retro Vintage TV Set

Last updated about 1 month ago in Oakland, CA

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Sony Trinitron 20" CRT Retro Vintage TV Set

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Located in Temescal, Oakland near 49th and Telegraph. Cash and pickup only. Model # is KV-20S30. This set is in excellent working condition and the picture is still vibrant. It has a few scratches on the black plastic, but screen is intact. It has two composite and one RF inputs. I do not have the original remote. I can help you load it into your vehicle. Also accepting trades for some Sony, Toshiba, JVC or Panasonic sets sizes 13", 20", 24" or 27" from the late 90's or early 00's in near mint condition. I can pay extra for items in pristine condition.

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Condition

Used (normal wear)

Max Resolution

480i

Display Technology

CRT

Screen Size

20-29 in

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Model

KV-20S30

Brand

Sony

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