@@tabernaclejones6115 You can shit on old tech however you'd like, but without someone building these bad boys; we wouldn't have the tv and monitors of today
I can’t remember ever hearing the high-pitched ringing sound of a CRT when I was a young kid in the early 2000s, but whenever I’m near one now (or watch a video of one) I notice the awful noise. I guess we were all just so used to it that we didn’t notice it back then.
I remember hearing it whenever I first turned on the TV but after a moment or so I’d automatically tune it out. Now days though if I tried to use one again, it would probably be a lot more apparent.
I get that too but for me it only got worse with age, I have pretty severe tinnitus from too many plane rides when I was younger so maybe I am just the perfect sort of damaged hearing to pick up CRT whine frequency.
For some reason my right ear was always extremely sensitive to that, from TVs and anything else with a high voltage transformer. I thought it was something everyone had to deal with until I was in my late teens and finally found out that most people cant even hear it o.o Color me surprised.
@@AustinMichael I think hes trying to make a joke. I dont know how much this B/W tv cost new but I do know the first commercial Color TV sold for the equivalent of $12,000.ooUSD(adjusted for inflation) so maybe thats what he is referring to. Or maybe he is referring to the hyper-inflation of the Fallout Universe making everything super expensive? I dont know.
@@grayeaglej Nah I actually didn't research at all. But I do know antique stuff is rather really fucking cheap or really fucking expensive. I mean still that's the price of a 70 inch flatscreen so not the cheapest thing in the world even if, since cable is declining TVs are basically becoming monitors for game consoles or firesticks or streaming services.
yup. now adays everything is a flat square or rectangle, with no decoration whatsoever. anything that looks even slightly different is almost always rocking 15 year old hardware, or just "new" shit based on 15 year old chinese cost cutting policies.
@@demandred1957 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_War_of_the_Worlds_(1938_radio_drama)#Research actually they say not that widespread. Still, thousands did fall for the story, so I'd say it's still a blast.
@@TheWinjin Well, I was going by what my grandfather who lived through the event told me. And by widespread, I meant across the country. Not that everybody believed it and was running amok in the street.
I would love to see these, and maybe a little gameplay if that is at all possible? There must be some way to get a modern HDMI to talk with that, with the right converters?
@@reidalberstone A ps3 can play youtube, and you can have a ps3 use its av port for an rf converter. Ive played Fallout 3 on a 70-80s tv with this method.
Just so everyone knows this type of TV was developed in the 50's and the split between our time and Fallouts time happened around then too which means this type of TV didn't change for 120 years
@Johnny i know i pretend it dosent. i even called my bank and had them remove all traces of the charge from my account in hopes that id one day completely forget that i wasted 30$ on it.
Old TV: *turns on after 40 years* o boy, I can’t wait for what they are watching now a days TV owner: *put 50 stile nuclear devastation commercials* Old TV: H O L D UP
Claudio Studios you got this idea from a diffrent comment stop stealing comments
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Watching this, it feels like a visit to the past, which was the goal I imagine, so nicely done. Also the idea of maybe also playing the S.P.E.C.I.A.L. cartoon shorts isn't a bad one.
"16X The Detail." Maybe Todd played on this TV, I mean hell... it does look more realistic. For a second there I forgot dogmeat was animated, he looked like a real dog. (Yes I know a real dog was mocapped for the movement, but you get what I mean)
The freakin bizarre thing is the Fallout 4 ad didn't even look like a game. It looked (almost) real. Crazy what palying new content on older tech can do.
Getting one of these TVs back to snuff is an absolute pain though. I have a 48 RCA Victor 9t240 that starts the bulbs (low voltage) plus electro gun glow but no picture or sound is emitted. Then I had a 58' RCA Victor cabinet TV (don't recall model) that I did get to fire up with the help of some spare vacuum tubes. Sadly the picture tube was so burned out that even on maximum brightness the picture hardly showed. My friend turned the 58 into a fancy fish tank but I still am keeping the 48. Hopefully someday I can get it running, would be cool to watch vintage media on period correct hardware.
That is wicked cool my friend! I would love to have one. I am all about the 1950s and 1960s. I love the music, fashion, furniture and overall visual appeal of it all. And of course I am a huge Fallout fan!
@@beardiegaming1952 Nah. In simple terms; Recording equipment today is far better, so itll just be compressed to be able to be played on it, but the power of better recording equipment will still be highly present. Were you there when HD broadcasting was set as the standard for everyone and those who still had analog TVs still got a better picture quality on their shitty CRTs?
i never needed or searched for this.. yet youtube recommended me this.. and i'm very greatful it did! i never knew i wanted to see this... but fallout 4s advert gave me so many chills.. just like when i originally saw it! ;_; the adverts look awesome on this classic OG TV.
With the period style adverts, it is literally glimpse into the fallout universe from before the war. This how those adverts would have looked with their technology. Welcome to Fallout America: 2066-2077
Beautiful!! Restoring one of these is quite the task.. any chance you could post one of these playing a few different old shows? Maybe do a compliation vid like this with the intros of the shows? Some of the best ones I'd say are Bewitched, the twilight zone, I dream of jeannie, i love Lucy, etc. Another cool video idea would be to play some old music videos or commercials. You havent posted a vid in a while and I'd love to see a comeback with more of this sweet tv!
My grandparents built an actual fallout shelter. My parents had preliminary architectural plans drawn up for one at our house at the time of the Cuban Missile Crisis, but didn't proceed.
First Fallout game i played was Fallout 3 and all the way up to just Fallout 4 for PS4. I remember seeing ads for the Fallout games that came out on the PC in the late 90's but still have not played them to this day, maybe some day I'll take a stab at them. As for this TV it is very neat piece of older tech and i love stuff like this. People say older sets like this have a horrible picture the quality is actually decent and sound quality is good at best. Thank you for sharing.
Nice restoration. Philco skimped out on quality control with these. There's always out of spec resistors, capacitors, tube sockets, and couplets that need to be changed in these sets.
No joke old televisions had quality visuals. Sound quality was definitely debatable, but I remember reminiscing about my old VHS "portable" TV when I got an 65' HD Smart TV. Shit's still gold
I love this.. this so cool.. Ahh yes the good ol' days Im glad you managed to get this guy to work... I also love the scene set in the beginning... Daisy Red Ryder, Coke(Nuka) cola bottle, lunch box ect and a Missouri meerschaum..... totally of the age....
Could you imagine this somehow this signal got sent back to 1959 and some family was in their living room and this commercial just came on. it would blow their minds. They would not understand what they were seeing they had no concept of computer graphics. There would be millions of terrified people trying to find this vault-tec company frantically trying to get into one of these vaults!
I like the TVs aesthetic, aesthetic in the sense how it looks on the outside not the actual content, I like how round it is. It's a nice change from all those super flat TVs, and it had the iconic box TV sound when turned on (if your a little older then you can't hear it). Jeez I sound like a boomer rn, welp cheers m8s and stay classy
How do you play TH-cam videos and what not?! I have a completely restored Predicta and would love to play some TH-cam videos on mine like you did here. Thank you!!!!
Now you gotta throw on a ps2 with brotherhood of steel. That old timy stereo crinkle with the menu song. " A lonely electron with nothing to do, pairs up with a neutron for a Cocktail or two"
Gorgeous setup. Looks like something went a little weird with the aspect ratio on the first one. Couple you crop out the top and bottom to get it to scale correctly?
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Play the actual games on it. That'd be a hell of an experience.
LGR did a video like that, wasn't this TV though it was a 1984 black and white GoldStar he converted an HDMI signal to and played Fallout 4.
@@EmilySucksAtGaming Watching right now. The TV is still black and white so the experience is similar.
What is the input on these ? Tin can with some string?
@@tabernaclejones6115 You can shit on old tech however you'd like, but without someone building these bad boys; we wouldn't have the tv and monitors of today
I agree
Man, I can’t wait until someone plays all of the Elder Scrolls trailers on a magical blue mist.
Projectors and Smoke can do that pretty easily now that I think about it.
You can plays the trailer of The Elder Scrolls by reading "The Elder Scrolls" itself
@@ra_alf9467 We could make one using a soft screen tablet :D
No, it'll be a video of the Elder Scrolls themselves, permanently blinding us all.
Nice
I can’t remember ever hearing the high-pitched ringing sound of a CRT when I was a young kid in the early 2000s, but whenever I’m near one now (or watch a video of one) I notice the awful noise. I guess we were all just so used to it that we didn’t notice it back then.
I remember hearing it all the time. In fact, I used to be able to tell when our TV was off or just not showing any picture from the coil whine
I always hated that CRT whine.
I remember hearing it whenever I first turned on the TV but after a moment or so I’d automatically tune it out. Now days though if I tried to use one again, it would probably be a lot more apparent.
I get that too but for me it only got worse with age, I have pretty severe tinnitus from too many plane rides when I was younger so maybe I am just the perfect sort of damaged hearing to pick up CRT whine frequency.
For some reason my right ear was always extremely sensitive to that, from TVs and anything else with a high voltage transformer. I thought it was something everyone had to deal with until I was in my late teens and finally found out that most people cant even hear it o.o Color me surprised.
Awesome to see an old tv like this working in the digital era.
They are still like 10 grand.
It's amazing what a little TLC can do.
@@wisemankugelmemicus1701 I don't know what you are smoking but you can get em in working condition for like 300-400 bucks on ebay
@@AustinMichael I think hes trying to make a joke. I dont know how much this B/W tv cost new but I do know the first commercial Color TV sold for the equivalent of $12,000.ooUSD(adjusted for inflation) so maybe thats what he is referring to.
Or maybe he is referring to the hyper-inflation of the Fallout Universe making everything super expensive? I dont know.
@@grayeaglej Nah I actually didn't research at all. But I do know antique stuff is rather really fucking cheap or really fucking expensive.
I mean still that's the price of a 70 inch flatscreen so not the cheapest thing in the world even if, since cable is declining TVs are basically becoming monitors for game consoles or firesticks or streaming services.
while i love modern tech, but i sure do love the aesthetic from the 40's and 50's
Cold War aesthetic is best aesthetic
yup. now adays everything is a flat square or rectangle, with no decoration whatsoever. anything that looks even slightly different is almost always rocking 15 year old hardware, or just "new" shit based on 15 year old chinese cost cutting policies.
@Skott Fallout is more 50s retro futuristic, non the less, both are cool
That old TV looks more modern than TV today.
Early 40s Germany had a great astetic
Imagine traveling back in time, playing these videos over the country and then watch the ensuing the chaos
Kinda happened once already. When war of the world's played on the radio, there was wide spread panic.
@@demandred1957 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_War_of_the_Worlds_(1938_radio_drama)#Research actually they say not that widespread. Still, thousands did fall for the story, so I'd say it's still a blast.
@@TheWinjin ha, "blast", nice one
@@TheWinjin Well, I was going by what my grandfather who lived through the event told me. And by widespread, I meant across the country. Not that everybody believed it and was running amok in the street.
What about the SPECIAL cartoons?
This is so cool
I would love to see these, and maybe a little gameplay if that is at all possible? There must be some way to get a modern HDMI to talk with that, with the right converters?
Why is X not in the vid is so played out
@@reidalberstone A ps3 can play youtube, and you can have a ps3 use its av port for an rf converter. Ive played Fallout 3 on a 70-80s tv with this method.
what? hen...?
3:19 Philco Spectra within a Philco Spectra?
Philception!
@@reidalberstone YES
Philco spectsepsion.
@@edratliff lol
@@reidalberstone Phil swift.
Just so everyone knows this type of TV was developed in the 50's and the split between our time and Fallouts time happened around then too which means this type of TV didn't change for 120 years
@Johnny i think most people do that
@Johnny i know i pretend it dosent. i even called my bank and had them remove all traces of the charge from my account in hopes that id one day completely forget that i wasted 30$ on it.
@@FingerinUrDaughter you wasted 30 bucks on it. I'll remind you
@@FingerinUrDaughter Like the guy above me, I'm reminding you that you wasted 30$ on 76.
@@FingerinUrDaughter Do you remember when you wasted 30$ on Fallout 76?
Old TV: *turns on after 40 years* o boy, I can’t wait for what they are watching now a days
TV owner: *put 50 stile nuclear devastation commercials*
Old TV: H O L D UP
It's almost like time didn't pass.
Better that than it having to play Keeping Up With The Kardashians.
Claudio Studios you got this idea from a diffrent comment stop stealing comments
Watching this, it feels like a visit to the past, which was the goal I imagine, so nicely done. Also the idea of maybe also playing the S.P.E.C.I.A.L. cartoon shorts isn't a bad one.
Mr.Hoodz and bottle and cappy cartoons
I M M E R S I V E.
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Aimed2Kill yesh.
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I love the effort this guy went through to set up a scene like the games, class Job sir!
"16X The Detail."
Maybe Todd played on this TV, I mean hell... it does look more realistic. For a second there I forgot dogmeat was animated, he looked like a real dog.
(Yes I know a real dog was mocapped for the movement, but you get what I mean)
Imagine playing Fallout on this TV
*ULTIMATE FALLOUT EXPERIENCE*
The freakin bizarre thing is the Fallout 4 ad didn't even look like a game. It looked (almost) real. Crazy what palying new content on older tech can do.
Getting one of these TVs back to snuff is an absolute pain though. I have a 48 RCA Victor 9t240 that starts the bulbs (low voltage) plus electro gun glow but no picture or sound is emitted. Then I had a 58' RCA Victor cabinet TV (don't recall model) that I did get to fire up with the help of some spare vacuum tubes. Sadly the picture tube was so burned out that even on maximum brightness the picture hardly showed. My friend turned the 58 into a fancy fish tank but I still am keeping the 48. Hopefully someday I can get it running, would be cool to watch vintage media on period correct hardware.
That is wicked cool my friend! I would love to have one. I am all about the 1950s and 1960s. I love the music, fashion, furniture and overall visual appeal of it all. And of course I am a huge Fallout fan!
Would you be able to do some more with the Fallout 4 S.P.E.C.I.A.L videos? Or even the Fallout 76 footage?
BRO ME TOO
Until you remember all the racism and sexism in the 50’s + 60’s
Game Boy the civil rights movement actually started in the mid 1950s my dude
@@zacharygerhart8504 Keyword here is STARTED. We still deal with racism and sexism in the modern-day.
A simple news broadcast from today would seem historic seen from this, wouldn't it?
Negative
@@jeremiahshields7827 positive
@@beardiegaming1952 Nah. In simple terms; Recording equipment today is far better, so itll just be compressed to be able to be played on it, but the power of better recording equipment will still be highly present. Were you there when HD broadcasting was set as the standard for everyone and those who still had analog TVs still got a better picture quality on their shitty CRTs?
@@beardiegaming1952 no
@@jeremiahshields7827 yes
My god a madman’s finally done it.
The high pitched noise at 1:36 perfectly matches my tinnitus, lol
You needed to play the original fallout 1 & 2 intro sequences. Great work getting the tv working!
Love the old style TV's. Especially with Fallout playing on it.
Just for a few minutes you can forget you live in a nuclear wasteland
And imagine living a capitalism world
This is one of the best things on youtube ever. Love it!!!
So perfect on so many levels!
omg that old tube whine from those old TVs, im shocked I can hear it through the mic and out my headset, brings back memories of my childhood.
i never needed or searched for this.. yet youtube recommended me this.. and i'm very greatful it did! i never knew i wanted to see this... but fallout 4s advert gave me so many chills.. just like when i originally saw it! ;_; the adverts look awesome on this classic OG TV.
The fact that it works is the miracle.
Looks like a spot from a fallout attraction queue line.
"Fallout *could* hurt you, might even kill you"
DEAR GOD THEY PREDICTED 76 THAT LONG AGO!?
That's so awesome. Playing fallout on a vintage tv.
That tube is in really great shape. Take good care of that thing.
My grandfather was head of the art department at PHILCO. Seeing this made my day, thank you
This is fantastic. Thank you for setting something like this up.
I really appreciate the set decoration for extra immersion
This is the only true authentic way of experiencing anything Fallout lol
I can't begin to illustrate how happy watching this made me.
With the period style adverts, it is literally glimpse into the fallout universe from before the war. This how those adverts would have looked with their technology. Welcome to Fallout America: 2066-2077
Imagine how people from the 50s would have reacted watching these commercials
They had plenty of propaganda like this back then.
The sound is absolutely amazing.
Man I wish I could time travel to the 50s and broadcast this and see how to people will react
Beautiful!! Restoring one of these is quite the task.. any chance you could post one of these playing a few different old shows? Maybe do a compliation vid like this with the intros of the shows? Some of the best ones I'd say are Bewitched, the twilight zone, I dream of jeannie, i love Lucy, etc. Another cool video idea would be to play some old music videos or commercials. You havent posted a vid in a while and I'd love to see a comeback with more of this sweet tv!
Please, play the most stereotypical 1950s anti communist McCarthyist propaganda.
You better not be supportin Communism son! 🤣
Fuck capitalism
fuck capitalism, communism, democratic socialism, and socialism
@@testaccount51298 Hail capitalism! 🙋
@Roger Dodger bruh
My grandparents built an actual fallout shelter. My parents had preliminary architectural plans drawn up for one at our house at the time of the Cuban Missile Crisis, but didn't proceed.
Dude I love the setup, the bobble head, caps, the rifle, looks just like a player home!
On such TV, the graphics in the game looks like a movie.
Thank you TH-cam recommendations for this, truly spectacular.
I like how he is wearing the VAULT 101 outfit when he came to adjust the TV.
Fallout 4 was literally the most epic thing in the entire world when it came out. Still is top 5 games ever
Fallout New Vegas was better
First Fallout game i played was Fallout 3 and all the way up to just Fallout 4 for PS4. I remember seeing ads for the Fallout games that came out on the PC in the late 90's but still have not played them to this day, maybe some day I'll take a stab at them. As for this TV it is very neat piece of older tech and i love stuff like this. People say older sets like this have a horrible picture the quality is actually decent and sound quality is good at best. Thank you for sharing.
Nice restoration. Philco skimped out on quality control with these. There's always out of spec resistors, capacitors, tube sockets, and couplets that need to be changed in these sets.
No joke old televisions had quality visuals.
Sound quality was definitely debatable, but I remember reminiscing about my old VHS "portable" TV when I got an 65' HD Smart TV.
Shit's still gold
Looks surprisingly clean for it's age.
This is beyond an outstanding move
Now this is showmanship
I just found one yesterday and I want it to breath again like yours.
I seriously love the paraphernalia around the tv. Makes me think, damn.... fallout would be a so awesome as a live action movie.
And you predicted the future, because their making a live action fallout movie
I really enjoyed this...it actually got me back into Fallout 4! I appreciate it man! Keep up the great work.
Okay 4:00 put me in a sad mood :(
Especially 4:06, always gets me.
Wow I never realized all the cut scenes are like short movies. How cool and creepy to see them on old TVs.
I love this.. this so cool..
Ahh yes the good ol' days
Im glad you managed to get this guy to work...
I also love the scene set in the beginning... Daisy Red Ryder, Coke(Nuka) cola bottle, lunch box ect and a Missouri meerschaum..... totally of the age....
The proper tv to play fallout on
This pleases me
The heck... I never would have guessed this TV was real-ish... Neat
1:54
Castle bravo detonation
Also footage from the iconic spongebob squarepamts scene were the pie com busts in Squidward Q Tentacle's face
Beautiful restoration !
Could you imagine this somehow this signal got sent back to 1959 and some family was in their living room and this commercial just came on. it would blow their minds. They would not understand what they were seeing they had no concept of computer graphics. There would be millions of terrified people trying to find this vault-tec company frantically trying to get into one of these vaults!
I like the TVs aesthetic, aesthetic in the sense how it looks on the outside not the actual content, I like how round it is. It's a nice change from all those super flat TVs, and it had the iconic box TV sound when turned on (if your a little older then you can't hear it). Jeez I sound like a boomer rn, welp cheers m8s and stay classy
There she is the old radiation king!
How do you play TH-cam videos and what not?! I have a completely restored Predicta and would love to play some TH-cam videos on mine like you did here. Thank you!!!!
You might try something like this. th-cam.com/video/TY4VpSMMj28/w-d-xo.html
@@awesomeone2979 thanks, I'm sure a TV from the 50s has hdmi
I'm actually watching this videon on a philco tv
Philception!
I'm glad to see you got that empty area on the right side of the screen fixed so the picture fills the whole screen now.
this guy went balls out with the props
Oh my god it has that high frequency ringing even. My ears :'(
It’s the transformer doing that I might be wrong but the usual culprit, it might need more work on it.
@@Jericho297 Oh I don't know... I find that all older televisions make that sound.
That's one hell of a sound bar
WOW I can't believe how high quality this device is for it's time TBH, pretty tight fr
Wayy undersubbed and underviewed. This is AWESOME
This is awesome beyond words!
Now you gotta throw on a ps2 with brotherhood of steel. That old timy stereo crinkle with the menu song.
" A lonely electron with nothing to do, pairs up with a neutron for a Cocktail or two"
man, imagine watching Annette Funicello's series in that TV
My three favorite things! Antique TVs, nuclear war and deadly radiation! Woo hoo! Bring it on! God, I miss the 1960s! Thanks for the fun video.
The good ole Radiation King, the Tv
That TV would have been a fun restoration project.
And now this video will reach the million views.
Imagine if a movie studio saw this and wanted make a movie...🤫
Thank you for doing this, I super like the BB gun off to the side.
Yes....I like this
Really went ham on the decor
Oh my God, the scanlines!!!
incredible, brings me back to when i was a kid
The fallout trailer now looks like legit live action 😂
Gorgeous setup. Looks like something went a little weird with the aspect ratio on the first one. Couple you crop out the top and bottom to get it to scale correctly?
With all that’s happening. They should start making more 50s stile broadcasts about nuclear preparation
Oh that white noise. Never missed it.
You should try the "What makes you S.P.E.C.I.A.L" TAPES IN F4
War, war never changes.
A TV from 1959 turning on in 2018 playing a videogame in a timeline of +2300 years
We need the vault thingie now😂😂😂😂
I won't be surprised when people will begin to use those in the future
This is the kind of content i was looking for. This is awesome.
And isn't it amazing that the hairless tunas survived to repopulate the dinosaur kingdom?