Uploaded April 2013 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Yea, I couldn't help it. After deciding to not go back and get the second TV that I found along with the first one I took home yesterday (I'll post a video response to the video showing the first one), I went up to the house today and took the thing home. This TV is also a Toshiba, which is around the same size and weight as the other one. However, this Toshiba is from 1992, so it is 12 years older than the one I took home yesterday. It *obviously* has no DVD player, as well as no A/V inputs, just a single antenna input on the back, which to be honest is enough for me. I hooked it up to my NES as shown in the video, and despite some serious scratches on the glass, the machine works perfectly. I'll try to fill in the scratches with some scratch filler, to at least reduce the visibility of them. I doubt that I'll keep this TV, since I really have no use for it other than being a possible basement TV, which is probably what the other TV will end up being. I'm still not sure weather to sell the TV's or keep them as backups, since they both have rather good picture quality. Either way, I'm glad I saved these two TV's from being destroyed by either the outdoors environment, or some jerk who thinks it's fun to smash things. I'll make sure to find good homes for both of these sets.
Yea, I couldn't help it. After deciding to not go back and get the second TV that I found along with the first one I took home yesterday (I'll post a video response to the video showing the first one), I went up to the house today and took the thing home. This TV is also a Toshiba, which is around the same size and weight as the other one. However, this Toshiba is from 1992, so it is 12 years older than the one I took home yesterday. It *obviously* has no DVD player, as well as no A/V inputs, just a single antenna input on the back, which to be honest is enough for me. I hooked it up to my NES as shown in the video, and despite some serious scratches on the glass, the machine works perfectly. I'll try to fill in the scratches with some scratch filler, to at least reduce the visibility of them. I doubt that I'll keep this TV, since I really have no use for it other than being a possible basement TV, which is probably what the other TV will end up being. I'm still not sure weather to sell the TV's or keep them as backups, since they both have rather good picture quality. Either way, I'm glad I saved these two TV's from being destroyed by either the outdoors environment, or some jerk who thinks it's fun to smash things. I'll make sure to find good homes for both of these sets.
