Toshiba 32AF43 CRT TV Retro Gaming Review
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- Опубликовано: 5 июл 2024
- WOW! I was blown away at the quality of this TV. Probably superior to Trinitrons for 240p gaming. The strengths and weaknesses of this model are discussed.
0:00 Build quality.
1:00 Scanlines.
2:05 The 32 and 36 inch models have different tubes than the smaller models.
3:21 Zoomed into the mask of the tube.
5:01 Geometry (the geometry is actually not great. could use some adjustment).
5:19 Menu
7:04 How to access the service menu.
8:10 Inside the TV.
9:31 The back of the TV.
11:00 Comparing the 32AF43 to my BVM1911 and 36XBR200 (consumer grade Trinitron).
15:17 Final thoughts
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You must have a true friend to always go and help you pick up these heavy ass CRTs.
Most people are happy to help me get, what they see as junk, out of there house and into my hatchback. But on 3 occasions I have had friends drive down with me and help. It's cool to have company on some longer trips anyways. My XBR was probably a 5 hour drive both ways. My BVM was another 5 hour drive. Both were worth it.
This is the exact model Toshiba I got for my Retro Gaming. Some PS3 games like Vampire Resurrection actually looked better on it using component out compared to using HDMI on a TV/monitor. This beast can't be moved with one person. The picture quality and sound on it are top tier.
Really great CRT 4k footage. Thanks for taking the time to record this.
LOL
I just picked up a free 32AF42, love it so far.
I must say I’m really enjoying this channel and I’m learning a lot. Perhaps I’ll keep my eyes open for a Toshiba in the future!
Thanks! Glad you like the channel.
@@riggel8804 this is a really cool video I have the same crt and it looks amazing playing n64 and SNES on it
@@riggel8804 wait I have a different model it is the 32af62 and it has one more svideo input
Wow, nice score! That’s super crisp man!
Gawd dayum those scan lines are thick asf just when I thought I was going to write off consumer CRTs for good if I see one of these I’ll have to snatch it up.
I just picked this tv. You did an amazing video
Thank
this looks great man
Love the content. I have a question - I have the Toshiba 32a33, and I'm struggling with the calibration set up. It seems to be very similar to your Toshiba. Would you say that the picture settings you are using in this video are recommended? Thank you for your time, keep up the excellent work.
EDIT: Thank you for including the tube's label!
Original comment:
Nice overview, thank you! In the future, I'd be interested in a shot of the actual tube sticker when you're in there :) I'm always interested in the tube models and manufacturers.
Your welcome. I know some guys are interested in the tube so I try and include it. There is a time stamp for it in this video description. 8:10
@@riggel8804 oh man, my bad, I overskipped this! I'll edit my comment above, feeling like a jackass :D
@@MrBenedictHeyer I like how you edited your original comment. I fuck up all the time. I'm going to copy your technique.
Great video. Just wondering what video signal you’re inputting from the consoles, it looks like RGB?
Pretty sure I used component in this video. Sometimes I run rgb out of the console and transcode it into component for the tv.
Great review. 100% agree about watching movies on a BVM. It's TOO sharp. Even 240p for that matter. 480i is fantastic though. Currently playing Suikoden 4 on it and visuals are wonderful.
I don't think I've played any 480i games on my bvm. I will have to fire up the ps2 and give it a try.
Do you think a Panasonic Tau with HDMI input would be a good choice for watching movies/anime/tv series? I know HD tvs are frowned upon for retro gaming at 240p, but I mostly would use it just for what I mentioned and also some PS2 gaming with component cable.
The hd crt I had looked more like an lcd screen than a crt. I can't recommend them for anything. You are better off getting an lcd at that point.
Going to pick up the 36" version of this tomorrow
lucky
How do you have these all hooked up to the computer/eachother? Does it introduce input lag? Love your vids, thanks!
Probably using a signal splitter/amplifier. One source, it goes to the splitter so the video can be distributed to multiple monitors, and the signal is boosted to compensate for signal weakening because of splitting.
There should be no input lag as there's no converting of the signal from one form to another, just boosting and splitting in the analog domain.
Great review as always! I actually bought the 27 inch version circa 2004 as my last ‘new’ CRT purchase ever, and loved it. It may not have had the actual Toshiba branded tube, but it still looked really, really good and I preferred it to the comparable Sony models I had prior. I remember it being around 10-15% cheaper than Sony at the time as well…
Cool, thanks I was wondering how how much it cost compared to a Sony.
Yeah my family had a 27inch of these as well, I still have the 20 inch version with about 6000 hours on it. Only used it briefly as a main tv before switching to a plasma TV for tv show and movie use.
The two focus controls are most likely H and V focus. You can get a much better focus with having both H/V.
Hey man I have a question about the Toshiba. Does that model have a protective sticky film on the screen? I know if some CRTs get damaged you can remove the protective layer. Does that model have one? Thanks
na dog. that's a pro model thing. u need 2 git u some windshield glass repair kit and buff that shit out.
lookin to pickup a 36AF53 cinema series, have you seen one and would you say its as good or better as the 32 inch?
No idea. Sounds HD
A high hour colour crt can ware unevenly as the guns are concerned. This will greatly affect the colour balance. You can adjust the colour bias for the three color (RGB) guns to correct for uneven ware. Accessed by the service menu.
Hey man. Perfect timing. I'm getting ready to do a white adjustment on this tv Tomorrow. Have you done a white balance adjust on a toshiba af before? I have a vid on my channel about white balance adjust for a sony but if you have experience with the afs I would appreciate any advice. What are the parameters in the service menu? Gain ?bias? Does it have an upper and lower end? Does it separate the color stream from the other circuits?
I'm like you when it comes to CRT tvs in that, while I do love playing old games on these, I really love watching movies even more on these sets. So, right now, what tv is your daily driver for watching movies? I'm trying to find a decent set for movies. What do you recommend I look for? Any tips?
Any flat screen sony with component. They are the best for live action and anime. The model number doesn't matter. It's a crap shoot whether you will get one with issues or not. I would recommend a 36 inch or 32 inch for movies. Good luck.
Just got done watching Toy Story with my daughter om my xbr200
@Riggel Thanks, man! Appreciate you. And I love anime, too. I bet anime looks amazing on a flat screen Sony with component. Some nice old school anime like City Hunter or Royal Space Force: The Wings of Honnêamise 😎
@Riggel Just remembered. Do these flat screen Sonys have nice blacks? I have an old curved screen Sony, but when it’s completely dark, it just looks like a dark grey. Whereas a Panasonic Tau that I have shows some of the darkest blacks I’ve ever seen on any tv.
How is this with GameCube component cables theres this exact unit on Craigslist by my area but don’t know if I wanna pull the trigger and get it or I just wait till a kv-24fs120 pops up
Get the crts while you can bro.
Wouldn't scanlines only be visible in 480i if you freeze-frame it? Since it's interlaced, I don't understand how there could be visible scanlines when playing, but I do see how they would be visible if you hit pause. But I could be wrong.
It was a bit surprising to me but yeah, I can clearly see scanlines on this tv with 480i while the screen is playing. I should check my bvm and see if i can see scanlines on it too with 480i. I'm not sure what is physically going on that makes this possible. My guess is that the interlacing pattern happens so fast that on a sharp tv your eye perceives a scanline. Similar to the optical illusion that allows a series of images to be perceived as motion when shown quickly i.e. a cartoon.
Nice tv man I have a 32 inch Toshiba and it's my best tv it look better than my jvc iart and my Sony Trinitron
I remember this one in our living room when i was a kid, too bad my parents sold it because i'd main it every day
It's a good one. I had a little 14 trini as a kid and I love it
I have two Toshibas and they both have slightly warm-biased displays that look a bit better with the tint turned into the positives. Is that normal for the brand? I prefer my color temp to lean a little toward the cool side which doesn't seem to be the majority's opinion.
If by "cool" you mean more blue I have heard of people who prefer this option. Cool looks good imo but I prefer a balanced professional monitor type color setting personally.
I don't have enough experience with the Toshiba's to say much about them.
@@riggel8804 standards also vary across the world; East Asian standards are calibrated to 9300k which is far bluer than the Western one and I think my eyes are accustomed to that because I consume a lot of Eastern gaming media.
So I have a choice among a few different sets... I'm pretty new to CRTs. Hoping to get your opinion. 27" JVC i'art 27F485, 20" Phillips 20PT6245, and 24"Sanyo 24DS24424. I assume the JVC is the best but would it be worth the extra struggle(being that it probably weighs 100+ pounds)?
I had one i art and i really didn't like it. The other tvs I am not familiar with. I have noticed that the smaller tvs often have inferior tubes in them i.e. the 24 inch sony 300s are not as good as the 27 inch 300s. Also the 32 and 36 inch toshiba af tvs have superior tubes. All thqt being said it's always a gamble picking up 25 year old electronics.
Make sure the tv you get has component.
@@riggel8804 Awesome thanks for the reply! All 3 have component =)
@@ShamanNoodles cool. I would say pick up two if you can. You can always take one to the dump later if you don't like it. Make sure they don't say "hd" anywhere on them.
@@riggel8804 Okay sweet thanks. Yeah I read that HD means input lag
@@ShamanNoodles yeah and it upscales 240p games to 480i-no scanlines. Looks really bad. Avoid hd
I want to go cheerlead for Toshiba!!! I don’t say this at all but LMFAO. Just picked up this beauty today, can’t wait to tinker with it. Any tips?
Meh...play a hard game and have fun.
I got a video on my channel showing how to access the service menu if you run into trouble.
Nice green monkey suit. You make videos?
@@riggel8804 oh of course. Cool, I’ll check it out.
No, but I will once I get my metal shelving up in the garage. I just had three month off work and I spent a good chunk of that time collecting CRTs
That looks better than my 21i wega trinitron, damn son...
ye
Its like my wega has pretty fat scan lines compared to my curved sony trinitron blends thing nicely. Feels more warm to look at or something. Even for 240p gaming
I have an 20" RCA F20TF10. It's unknown whether it actually has a service menu or not. I've tried some common RCA codes for accessing the service mode with a remote but nothing has come up. All I really need to do is move the screen slightly to the right and widen the horizontal width. Even just making it wider would make a big difference. Do you know if it's possible to adjust this manually without messing with the yoke? I know some TVs have easy dials to do this but it can vary. Guess I'll have to take the shell off again and see if I can spot anything besides a focus and Brightness knob for adjusting beam width.
The only CRTs I have seen with horizontal width and size analog adjustments are pro monitors. I guess you could look for some pots but I doubt it has any. Usually that is an easy service menu adjustment. Good luck.
@@riggel8804 Thanks man. It's from 2002, so you'd think it would have digital adjustments. I know most newer CRTs had a Contra Code to get to the service menu. I'll have to keep looking.
@@overnightdelivery It can be hard to find the service menu codes. They are usually some eldritch shit like press the volume down button for 5 seconds with the tv turned towards the southwest, wait for the rooster to crow and press the five button four times.
@Riggel I know Right? Clearly they never wanted consumers to make adjustments because they were afraid they'd mess up the TV. Manufacturers should have just made everything public and warned them that they weren't responsible for any mistakes you made. Instead it was kept so secret that even the internet doesn't know many of these codes. They had no respect for future Retro Gamers that may need to change the settings. ;p
@@overnightdelivery Haha yeah. They definitely didn't have us in mind when making service codes. There is info out there on the big hitters like Toshiba, Sony and JVC but good luck with anything else. I was able to get into my Mitsubishi's service menu and make adjustments and that is an obscure tv so it's possible. Don't give up too quick.
Just got me a 32af45 and honestly im not impressed i feel like colors are way off do you still have this tv?? Would love to see your settings and also advanced settings turning volume down from the tv and pressing 9 on the remote
I do still have it and I was planning on doing a white balance adjustment on it some time soon....soon for me can be like 2 months though....the white balance is off on mine as well. I have a video on my channel on how to adjust white balance. It might help you.
@@riggel8804 thanks how do i go about connecting a pc? Or can i use a ps3 to donwload that test suite? My af doesnt have any hdmi or vga ports only composite , component and s video
@@doppelsauger1334 you want to avoid any crt that says "hd" anywhere on it. They upscale 240p games. Which means no scanlines and lots of input lag. There are lots of ways you can get an smpte color bar pattern up. Hooking up to pc is what I do but it's very difficult. If you want to look into that Google search "crtemudriver ". Otherwise you can purchase a test dvd or run 240p test suite. 240 p test suite will run on most old consoles. You just need a flashcart or ode to load it onto.
5:01 that is the best convergence I've ever seen on a consumer crt.
The left sides a little messed up, go check out a JVC d series they do alot better
@@mackenziebullied4900 I wouldn't say it has best convergence from what I've seen online but then again in theory it would have more consistent convergence since the tube is curved.
@@joneswarrington7242 i always forget that lol, curved tubes are better but ive seen like 3 d series in my life and 2 of em were bang on the other i didn't get to see a pattern on
@@joneswarrington7242 still their main tv to this day
@@joneswarrington7242 i guess a better comparison would be a jvc i art, terrible convergence on those from what ive seen
Just got a toshiba 27af44 everything on it looks pretty good and sharp as a sony trinitron
Does it have a Orion or Toshiba tube?
@@riggel8804 I have not opened it up yet😬
@@SlickEd91 I think you can read the label through the vent holes.
@@riggel8804 ok ill try and ill message you back lol
@@riggel8804 I just found out and it's neither. It's a Philips LG one
I just picked up a 36AF. Haven’t tried it yet. I hope it looks as good as this set. I’m blown away. And I’m a BVM and PVM guy too.
I'm jealous. I'm still looking for a 36 af. Let me know how it compares to your pro monitors.
@@riggel8804 oh I definitely will. These Toshiba AF sets are the best kept secret …for now !
@@randydavis5313 cool. I recorded a review on another af I picked up but I haven't made the video available yet. That tv had way more hours on it and didn't look as good
@@riggel8804 oh that’s a bummer. How did you know ? Dull image ? And what model was it. I can’t wait to see the review
@@randydavis5313 yeah it looks tired. Dull is a good way to describe it. It's also not as sharp. Maybe I can send you a link to the video. Not sure when I am going to release it. It's a 32af44 and it has a different tube in it than my other af. Try this link.
ruclips.net/video/sjPHaVAzNeI/видео.html
Beautiful tv, i dont think we have this model here in Brazil unfortunately
Thanks!
Is there anyway to access the service menu of a 32AF44 without a remote control?
No
I had to buy a universal remote for mine.
I know you're more into flat tubes but I hear the A series from Toshiba is also very good, and not as curved as the JVC's.
I've heard the same. Do any of the A series have component?
@@riggel8804 Yes, I don't if it's all models though.
@@2610Someone Cool thanks. I will lookout for them. If I find one I will review it for sure.
@@riggel8804 I stumbled into a 32a43 the other day and then stumbled into this video looking for thoughts on my new TV. It has composite, s-video, and component.
How can you tell when your tv has geometry they needs fixing?
The screen will look bent. Easiest way is to pull up a menu in a rpg and make sure everything lines up
@@riggel8804 thanks
I have a Tosh 20 inch & the smaller 14 inch - neither have scanlines, they’re shadow masks.
I'm guessing the F stands for flat? I found a 32a43 for sale and it has a bubble screen. I'm hoping I can get it into my car somehow lol.
I heard good things about the curved toshibas. Does it have component?
@@riggel8804 Yes it does. I'm excited to grab this as my current flat JVC I'art has serious geometry issues I could not correct. Also, the power button on the TV for some reason increases the volume instead of powering on or off.
I finally grabbed it. Turns out it was a big 36". Slightly different model number too. 36a42. Unfortunately doesn't have tilt adjustment, but it's a big beautiful picture. It's in my back yard now until I can fit it in my house somehow.
@@ByTorAndMe A lot of TVs without tilt adjust in the menu actually have an auto tilt adjust. This usually works pretty good. Good luck!
Hey man. What do you think about the Toshiba 32a35 model?
Is that a curved glass with component?
@@riggel8804 I believe so
@@riggel8804 2005 model.
@@Tiknuttle is it hd?
@@riggel8804 no it's not. I did some research and I found out that all Toshiba SD sets starting in 2005 have Orion tubes. I passed up on it
How are you plugging your pc into that tv
boomer magic
I've got a 20" of the af43. I love it but it's so damn loud. I'm gonna continue my search for the crt grail
Probably got a bad flyback. You can try and replace it.
i have two 27af44's and a 27a45 and I think they are great sets
Do you know if they are Toshiba tubes? I heard the 27 and smaller models are Orion tubes but I have no first hand knowledge.
@@riggel8804 both my 27af44's have phillips tubes and the 27a45 has an orion tube
@@passipassiLAP Good to know. Thanks for verifying that for me :)
@@riggel8804 I also have a couple 14 and 20 in Toshiba af TV's and those all use Orion tubes
@@passipassiLAP I heard the smaller toshiba tvs use orion but it's nice to get it affirmed. There is a lot of random info on crts out there. It can be tricky to sort through.
what is the max resolution for the tv? I hope its 720p considering it has component video
na dog 720p is wack. we gaming old school on this channel. 240p. sd
@@riggel8804 bro im not gonna only use it for my genesis. Im looking for a tv to use for my OG xbox. It was just a genuine question man
@@BreezyBreach SD!
also how is 720p "wack"? far better than 240p lmao. Maybe 240p is good for really old games, but i didnt say i want to play 8/16 bit games on it. Side note: The OG Xbox, which is what i was gonna buy the tv for, is old school lol
@@riggel8804 Are u sure? Component video supports not just 480p, but 720p. But if it does only support SD, thanks anyways
Did you do an RGB mod?
Component dawg. Other shit bored me like a monolog
i missed out on a 24AF last year. the guy was communicating with me and on day of pick up, he ghosted me. I ended up with a 24FS120 yesterday. Hopefully I won't have the blues from it anymore.
You got lucky. The Sony is going to look better than the Toshiba. Only the 32 inch and 36 inch AF models have the superior tube in them. The 24 inch AF has a generic Orion tube.
@@riggel8804 actually my 14AF looks better than my 13” wega. But it’s a year older than the 14AF
@@tv4184 I'm biased towards apeture grill.
@@riggel8804 unfair comparison on my part cuz the Sony only has composite while the 14AF had component
@@tv4184 haha yeah. That's definitely apples to oranges.
I've heard a lot of Americans say that Europe got the better deal with the SCART standard. However I think America came out on top with these large 4:3 CRTs of this quality with component inputs. We only mostly got widescreen CRTs in UK/Europe during this period but no one wants them as they are too big and unwieldy.
I totally agree. Most of the info out there says that Americans got screwed when it comes to retro gaming crts but the more time I spend in the hobby the more I disagree. The most common CRTs we have are large, late generation Trinitrons with component. Arguably the best CRTs ever made for retro gaming. From what I've seen these tvs are rare in Europe and Australia.
I wonder how this will compare to fv310
If I ever get my hands on one I will definitely review it.
310 = worse convergence, way blurry corners, better construction / durability
Hey would you happen to know the weight of this model?
2 man lift
@@riggel8804 Thanks! Due to the weight I decided to go with a 20AF44
@@JordanRatcliff aw man. Those got the crappy orion tubes in them. You got to go for 32 or 36 inch to get the real deal.
Does the 36 inch version have Toshiba tubes
hell ye.
@@riggel8804 thanks for the quick reply. Also do both the 32 and 36 inch have 240p
@@thomaslee2585 yes sir both are standard def sets. all they do is 240p/480i. Wish I could get my hands on a 36
@@riggel8804 I just bought a 36AF43 for $100 great shape
@@thomaslee2585 Score
Great TV! Now most people do not appreciate them and get rid of them.
If these TVs had not ceased to be produced, now models with 1920x1080p, 2560x1440i and 3840x2160i modes could come out.
And it's a pity that there are almost no CRT 1080i TVs in Russia. There is a Samsung, but it just receives a HD-signal, and displays a maximum of 1024x576p on the screen with poor beam convergence. A real Toshiba HD CRT in a city far away from me.
Замечательный телевизор! Сейчас большинство людей их не ценит и избавляется от них.
Если бы эти телевизоры не перестали производить, то сейчас могли бы выходить модели с режимами 1920x1080p, 2560x1440i и 3840x2160i.
И очень жаль, что телевизоров ЭЛТ 1080i почти нет в России. Есть Самсунг, но он просто принимает сигнал HD, а на экране отображает максимум 1024x576p@60Hz c плохим сведением лучей. Настоящий Тошиба HD CRT в очень далёком городе от меня.
I think CRTs are ultimately too small to compete with lcds, oleds and projectors in the long run. It was cool while it lasted but if you got $5,000.00 to spend on a tv in 2020 you can do better than a crt. Part of the reason they are cool is that people don't appreciate them and give them away for free. For $20.00 you can't do better than a CRT. Are you in Russia? Can you still find crts easy where you live? They are drying up here in California.
@@riggel8804 Yes, CRTs are very affordable in Russia. But there is almost no CRT with ultra-fine dot pitch and high resolution. 480i is a very low resolution. I plan to purchase a Panasonic CRT for ₽2,000. It supports progressive scan and has a VGA 640x480 input at 60Hz.
I will use it to play on Xbox 360 S. For Xbox 360 games and backwards compatible with the original Xbox. In Russia, very few licensed games were sold in physical copies, and I do not spend money on purchases on Xbox Live, it is expensive and impractical at the moment. So for now I have to download pirated games on Freeboot.
But I will use this TV until it breaks from service life, because almost no one repairs CRTs now.
I am a student, I am 18 years old and I still live with my parents, we do not have a scholarship in our educational institution. And salaries in Russia are very low, especially in our region. We have a big family so we can't afford OLED and CRT is the best option.
We have a ₽13,000 32" Dexp LED Smart TV (1366x768) and an early Philips 37" LCD TV (1360x768), but black levels and color quality can't compete with CRTs. These displays are only superior in resolution.
In the future, I will definitely buy myself an OLED display. All the same, technologies are developing and they are already superior to CRT in almost everything.
First party tubes aren't necessarily better. Anything with a Philips tube is going to look fantastic, they make some of the best tube and yoke combos I've ever seen.
Someone is giving away this for free on market place. I may have to pick it up. I have the 14Af which is great also!
I wish my panasonic had scan lines like that
Do you have a tau with component?
@@riggel8804 yeah, a dvd player combo
@@thepatrickjrart cool. I didn't know the taus came in a dvd player combo. I've been on the lookout for one of those for a while now. Have you compared it to any other crts?
@@riggel8804 Not really, it's the first crt that my grandpa gave to me and I'm just starting to get into crt's
@@thepatrickjrart lots of people like those taus. Should be a good one but I've never seen one.
I just got a 24af43 the other day that someone put on the curb during my areas spring-cleaning free pick up day.
No remote, but the tv is pretty amazing (Bought a 9$ GE Universal remote, which granted me access to all the menus).
While the TV is great, I also got a 20in Sony Trinitron from 1989 off the curb at the same house.
The person most of really knew their TVs and I'm unsure why they put these on the curb as the Sony also still looks like new despite being 33 years old.
Between the two TVs I have a hard time choosing between the Sony and the Toshiba.
The Toshiba wins in the scenarios where I can use component video, such as using my nintendo WII, and hopefully soon a SNES Component cable. The Toshiba has also has slightly better color pop than the older sony, and also denoises composite signals better (expected I guess from a 2003 vs a 1989 TV).
The sony on the other hand, I prefer the tried and true aperture grill aesthetic over the mask of the toshiba, I also think the pixels are also usually a lot more consistently square.
The biggest drawback of the Sony is the lack of S-Video or Component Video, if those were available on this set it would be interesting to see how much difference i t would make.
The biggest drawback to the Toshiba is that there appears to be display bending that I can notice occur occasionally.
My overall conclusion if i truly had to say which TV is better, I would learn towards the Toshiba, but I keep finding myself going back to the Sony.
The 24 inch Toshibas have an orion tube in them that I have heard is not the best but I'm sure the component input really help.
I have a video on how to get rgb into component tvs with a transcoder you might want to check out. I think it is a superior option to the retrovision cables that only work on one console.
Congrats on your new find! I love a good curb find.
Maybe it is a aperture grill... didn't Sony's patent expire and every tube manufacturer hop on the AG bandwagon?
I've heard of something like that before but I don't know. That might be the case.
@@riggel8804 I think a part of the reason that it looks like an ag is the replacement of iron or steel with invar as the material for the mask. "Most picture tubes use standard shadow masks made of steel, which can expand under intense heat. Expansion of the shadow mask causes picture discoloration, often called "doming." But Invar shadow masks are made of a compound of iron and nickel, rendering them extremely heat-resistant. This high thermal tolerance eliminates doming and allows the tube to operate at a higher voltage, producing brighter whites, higher contrast, and purer colors.".
@@low7132 Interesting. This Toshiba does have very good colors. I noticed that the shape of the phosphor triads on this Toshiba are different than the shape of other mask tube. The Toshiba has rectangular phosphor triads whereas my D-series has octagon shaped triads.
@@riggel8804I have this exact crt and I can confirm that it is a super sharp slot mask tube
Like & Sub ♥ - such nice video to watch!!
Get a OLED bro LOL
Damn. Why didn't I think of that? Thanks.