RCA Home Theater

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RCA Home Theater

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Look what I found this morning looking on Craig's list.

https://cleveland.craigslist.org/atq/d/ ... 60490.html

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Pretty cool seeing one identical to one you own. Can't be that many still complete and functioning.

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Mark, I wish it was closer and a lot less money as it would make a great parts unit for me.

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The seller is dreaming on that price. He will be lucky to not have to pay somebody to haul it off. I'll bet you money the TV doesn't work. I'm not disparaging your Home Theater, but the market for them is extremely limited. I'd wager that if you were to offer him a C-note (a plenty, but you need the parts) that would be the best offer he has had. Fortunately, it is an RCA so parts and repair expertise are more plentiful than for other brands. Those things are electronic works of art, but they are outdated, huge and heavy. And very few people actually work on them anymore. You are in a good position to have one restored, so you would have a leg up on most people in that regard.
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