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This is my dream Sony WEGA - it doesn't have HD output so only goes up to 480i but there is no 4:3 / 16:9 flipping. It's also 105 pounds (the 30" + guys get really heavy) and has a cool look.

It's a rarer 27 inch WEGA - KV27FV310 - has multiple component and S-video inputs and is very different in that regard to other 27 inch WEGAs (more common FS100).

ApolloBoy wrote:I have a 14" Sony PVM-1390, which is a bit on the small side but the picture is incredible, especially through RGB!

+1, My local CL has a dude moving some 20" PVM's, I think we got about 6 off him and distributed throughout Wedoca members. Not all are equal, I have a composite/S-vid only model (it was free) and a "studio monitor" one that has the input board slots. The freebie is fine for 2600 and composite only junk, but the RGB on other is killer. They are good for cons because of the size and picture quality, plus it helps that they all match making the retro area aestheticly pleasing.

I rock the Sony KV-35v35 for my classic/retro. I still have the prior 27" Sony XBR downstairs just in case.

(The on on the right is KV-30HS420, HDMI input)

1984 Zenith Space Command for me! Though it doesn't work with PS1 games for some reason....A slightly older picture of it, its in my bedroom now

D.D.D. wrote:A 42" ED plasma?? Wha, wha, what? That is weirdest set I've ever heard of. What do these sprite shadows look like???

http://www.crutchfield.com/S-VzYRMTpZK6 ... S4243.html
http://reviews.cnet.com/flat-panel-tvs/ ... 87369.html

It depends on the console. PCE/TG16 they're particularly flickery since plasma updates faster than a CRT. Genesis flicker shadows look bad. NES ones look ok as I recall. Haven't done much 8 and 16 bit gaming recently, or at least not something with a lot of flickering tricks.

Hobie-wan wrote:

D.D.D. wrote:A 42" ED plasma?? Wha, wha, what? That is weirdest set I've ever heard of. What do these sprite shadows look like???

http://www.crutchfield.com/S-VzYRMTpZK6 ... S4243.html
http://reviews.cnet.com/flat-panel-tvs/ ... 87369.html

It depends on the console. PCE/TG16 they're particularly flickery since plasma updates faster than a CRT. Genesis flicker shadows look bad. NES ones look ok as I recall. Haven't done much 8 and 16 bit gaming recently, or at least not something with a lot of flickering tricks.

Same with a LCD - the worst.

ApolloBoy wrote:I have a 14" Sony PVM-1390, which is a bit on the small side but the picture is incredible, especially through RGB!

love live under 15 inch screens for retro gaming!

Betamax001 wrote:

1984 Zenith Space Command for me! Though it doesn't work with PS1 games for some reason....A slightly older picture of it, its in my bedroom now

im mad jealous.

retrosportsgamer wrote:Same with a LCD - the worst.

Though other than flickery shadow tricks, PCE/TG16 looks really awesome even for composite.

Hazerd wrote:

Betamax001 wrote:[pic of an old, ass TV]

1984 Zenith Space Command for me! Though it doesn't work with PS1 games for some reason....A slightly older picture of it, its in my bedroom now

im mad jealous.

That is nice...need some Metalica stickers on the side of the TV and some drink rings on the coffee table...then it would be the 80's all over again. Oh, and a rubberband on the remote keeping it together.

Hazerd wrote:

Betamax001 wrote:[pic of an old, ass TV]

1984 Zenith Space Command for me! Though it doesn't work with PS1 games for some reason....A slightly older picture of it, its in my bedroom now

im mad jealous.

Yeah they really made these suckers to last back then.