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There has always been a Yes, but the band has been through many incarnations, to the extent that one person's Yes is a far different animal to another's. Since 1968, 19 musicians have been members of the band, and still more have been affiliated in one way or another. Some have been fired...
1980's Zenith. This was obtained for free at a garage sale, had no power. Resoldered the flyback and that fixed it. The tuner feels very flimsy. 1975 RCA 17" black and white. This set was full of ants when I bought it! Had to fumigate it with Raid. 1977 RCA had no color: replaced chroma...
A 1974 RCA Lyceum monitor/receiver with large audio/video patch panel on rear and 20' long grounded power cord. This set is made with a standard RCA portable b-w chassis and an isolation transformer for safety. I bought it from my high school for 12.5 cents (got 8 tv's for a dollar.)
Here, a GE b-w console from 1955. This one needed the works...new CRT, almost all new caps, some new tubes (some tubes were actually burned out, which is rare). The sound is incredible...real good bass and also highs. The later tube type sets seemed to skimp on the sound quality. What's unusual...