what type of television do you play your classic consoles on

[kingbuzzo]

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

Great monitor. Here's mine.

[Zing]

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).

I tried to hold out for the 32" version of this one. You are right in that it is likely the ideal TV for 4:3, 480i and lower gaming. I settled for the KV-32FS120 instead.

An old photo:


I no longer keep my games in the cabinet. Now, it houses an original PlayStation, Super Nintendo, DVD player, and two-channel receiver. The games are on a CD/DVD shelving unit.

[dogman91]

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).

I tried to hold out for the 32" version of this one. You are right in that it is likely the ideal TV for 4:3, 480i and lower gaming. I settled for the KV-32FS120 instead.

An old photo:


I no longer keep my games in the cabinet. Now, it houses an original PlayStation, Super Nintendo, DVD player, and two-channel receiver. The games are on a CD/DVD shelving unit.

I'm looking for the 'optimal' CRT TV that is "flat" with component inputs and the like... I'm guessing this matches it unless anyone has any other suggestions?

[CRTGAMER]

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).

I tried to hold out for the 32" version of this one. You are right in that it is likely the ideal TV for 4:3, 480i and lower gaming. I settled for the KV-32FS120 instead.

I no longer keep my games in the cabinet. Now, it houses an original PlayStation, Super Nintendo, DVD player, and two-channel receiver. The games are on a CD/DVD shelving unit.

I'm looking for the 'optimal' CRT TV that is "flat" with component inputs and the like... I'm guessing this matches it unless anyone has any other suggestions?

The Sony WEGA series are pretty good, there are also HD 4:3 versions. Look for the KV HS series, Retro and Current consoles all look great, reviewed the KV-32HS500 at my CRT vs LCD Signature link.

[RyaNtheSlayA]

Okay, so I've been thinking for a while, and, I may want to pick up another CRT. The thing is, it needs to be less than or equal to 24", and support 480p through component. I would need s-video as well. I know that's a very strict set of requirements, but hopefully somebody here may be able to give me a recommendation. If not, my dad's Onkyo PR-SC886 handles SD content pretty damn well and I'll continue playing on the plasma.

[ApolloBoy]

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

Great monitor. Here's mine.

Awesome, another PVM-1390 owner! I've been loving mine so far, I don't think I can switch back to regular TVs now. When I get a place of my own I'm definitely gonna find a bigger PVM to support the one I have now.

[Zing]

Okay, so I've been thinking for a while, and, I may want to pick up another CRT. The thing is, it needs to be less than or equal to 24", and support 480p through component. I would need s-video as well. I know that's a very strict set of requirements, but hopefully somebody here may be able to give me a recommendation. If not, my dad's Onkyo PR-SC886 handles SD content pretty damn well and I'll continue playing on the plasma.

Why 24"?

The smallest size Sony HiScan Trinitron is 27", unfortunately. Otherwise, it fits your needs.

[CD AGES]

32 inch "SHARP" 2 Tuner PIP Component in/MTS with BBE/SRS Surround.

Belonged to a good friend who gave it to me for free after he saw my massive interest in his set as well as having to move to a new place. LOL! he just couldn't bear lugging that sucker along so let carry that burden so to speak LOL! i tell ya though, it's a bitch moving that thing around... but it's worth it

[RyaNtheSlayA]

Okay, so I've been thinking for a while, and, I may want to pick up another CRT. The thing is, it needs to be less than or equal to 24", and support 480p through component. I would need s-video as well. I know that's a very strict set of requirements, but hopefully somebody here may be able to give me a recommendation. If not, my dad's Onkyo PR-SC886 handles SD content pretty damn well and I'll continue playing on the plasma.

Why 24"?

The smallest size Sony HiScan Trinitron is 27", unfortunately. Otherwise, it fits your needs.

Space requirements. I don't have room for much more than that.

[dogman91]

The Sony WEGA series are pretty good, there are also HD 4:3 versions. Look for the KV HS series, Retro and Current consoles all look great, reviewed the KV-32HS500 at my CRT vs LCD Signature link.

Exactly what I'm looking for! Know of any comparable TVs that also have VGA input for the Dreamcast?...or a VGA to component converter that works for it. Otherwise this is perfect... thanks!