How many of your tvs have you actually needed to repair though? My 14inch CRT broke, but then I had given it to my parents because I had a flat screen. I repla

How many of your tvs have you actually needed to repair though? My 14inch CRT broke, but then I had given it to my parents because I had a flat screen. I replaced the flat screen because the hdmi was out of date, it didn't have digital, etc, etc, etc. So I'm on my third tv in 25(?) years and none of them have broken (for me). I could see a nes being different as that's attached to a library of games and aren't made anymore. I would guess if they were still being made, and there was competition, a nes would be very cheap, and not worth repairing. You only appreciate the easily replaceable units because you have to replace them