Schneider Maxx 1851

Schneider Maxx 1851 ... rich sound to any room in your house.

Every television picture is produced by a fast electron beam of half pictures. This happens 50 times per second with a conventional 50-Hertz television. This 100-Hertz television set projects the half pictures 100 times per second on the screen, a speed no longer perceptible to the human eye. That's why you see, even on a large screen, a flicker-free, sharp picture. Digital Comb Filter provides clear separation of the combined color and black-and-white signals, preventing color smudging, vibrating edges and ensuring precise details. The 8-bit digital chassis guarantees high detail resolution. This is especially noticeable with gray-scale images and high quality signals like those provided by S-VHS, HI8 and Photo CD equipment. The television has 33" Blackline Flat-Square picture tube, and features multi-screen preview of 4, 12, or 16 channels simultaneously.