Retro TV
A walnut cabinet set from the golden age of broadcast, rebuilt in three dimensions.
Take a closer lookBuilt like
furniture.
Walnut-grain panels on every side, from the screen bezel to the speaker grille. It was made to sit in the living room next to the sofa, not hidden away in a corner.
Two dials.
Every channel.
Both tuning knobs live on the side panel. One clicks through the VHF band, the other sweeps across UHF. Turned by hand, one detent at a time.
- VHF
- 2to13
- UHF
- 14to83
Curved glass.
The picture tube bulges gently toward you, framed by a soft-cornered bezel. That rounded rectangle became the shape we still call a screen.
Room to
breathe.
An open rear lets the heat from the vacuum tubes escape, so the set could glow through a full evening of programming.
- 12 VHF channels, 2 to 13
- 70 UHF channels, 14 to 83
- 2 Tuning dials, turned by hand
Stay
tuned.
Drag anywhere to spin the set.