[SDDobson]

Can anyone advise whether there are any 4:3 format CRT televisions commercially available at present?

I am particularly interested in a 28 - 29", pure flat screen model.

[mike7]

I think it is safe to say that such a thing no longer exisits. There are a few CRT sets available in supermarkets like ASDA. From what I have seen these are usually poor quality and generally 16:9. If you are looking into the secondhand market you may pick up a bargain as people are dumping CRTs for flatscreen sets. However, much of this market is widescreen. Any 4:3 sets kicking around would probably be quite old by now. That is not to say that they would be unusable, but they might lack some of the finer points of modern sets and, unless they have SCART sockets, would be redundant when the digital switchover comes into force. The other thing you need to consider is the availability of spare parts to repair older sets.

[Archie Fax]

Originally Posted by SDDobson

Can anyone advise whether there are any 4:3 format CRT televisions commercially available at present?

I am particularly interested in a 28 - 29", pure flat screen model.

Try searching your local newspaper, second hand tv ads;- ebay ect.

[onkeh]

Yeah, pre-owned is basically your only option now.

try a place called D'lec they got a web site they stock tubes but not sure for how much longer as the tube days are over...gutted..lol

[JayCee]

Originally Posted by numnutts

try a place called D'lec they got a web site they stock tubes

The OP is asking about Crt TVs...not crts

[simonali]

I've got one you can have if you're willing to come and collect it!