> The "GDM" indicates it's a Sony. > > The actual "branding" could be anything. I'm pretty sure the GDM-1950 was > sold by RasterOps and Radius, among others. > > > >> > I couldnt find the SONY links to get the manual or tech specs on this older > tube. do you have this link info? > >> > > > Sorry, no link. > > Sony has a very obscure customer service center in Kansas City, and that's > where the manuals come from. > > An 800 number, but no e-mail, IIRC. And, it's been so long that I dealt with > them that I don't have the 800 number any more.
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