Really neat to see this monitor dude, and all the details about the menu! Parted with my D24, and this sort of video makes me miss it even more...(though I do still have a smaller PVM). I loved it for gaming, but also for watching movies. In fact, one of the reasons I sold it was that it was just a little too small for sharing a movie watching experience with friends. Do you ever have people over to watch stuff on yours?
Hi, great video and thanks for showing us what the BVM A32 can do. I also want a CRT pro for 240p , How do I know if BVM-A32 is for me? My friends don't recommend it, they say many people deal with the weight in favor of the quality they can get, but I already own a FW900, so for 240p content they say there are better options for me. May I know why you chose the BVM A32 despite its disadvantages such as weight/etc. will it burn phosphor in 4:3? Do you find it advisable to play HD 16:9 content? I will be grateful for your response.
Hey! So I’d say if you’re mainly shooting for PC content 720p/1080i, I would say go for the A32. However, if your major concern is refresh rates and progressive scan, I’d stick with the FW. The problem mainly here is that it can’t go past 70 bits or 45khz. The A32 is amazing, but I wouldn’t run yourself broke over it.
Do you happen to know the meaning of the last letter of the model name? BVM-A32E1WU/BVM-A32E1WA/BVM-A32E1WM, I know usually it means region/industry and U is for north american market, but A and M I still don't understand. congrats on your awesome tv
Really neat to see this monitor dude, and all the details about the menu! Parted with my D24, and this sort of video makes me miss it even more...(though I do still have a smaller PVM). I loved it for gaming, but also for watching movies. In fact, one of the reasons I sold it was that it was just a little too small for sharing a movie watching experience with friends. Do you ever have people over to watch stuff on yours?
4:3 on da l o r g e guy aye
I wish I knew where to find one of these for myself. :( They're so beautiful, but almost unattainable
Hi, great video and thanks for showing us what the BVM A32 can do. I also want a CRT pro for 240p , How do I know if BVM-A32 is for me? My friends don't recommend it, they say many people deal with the weight in favor of the quality they can get, but I already own a FW900, so for 240p content they say there are better options for me. May I know why you chose the BVM A32 despite its disadvantages such as weight/etc. will it burn phosphor in 4:3? Do you find it advisable to play HD 16:9 content? I will be grateful for your response.
Hey! So I’d say if you’re mainly shooting for PC content 720p/1080i, I would say go for the A32. However, if your major concern is refresh rates and progressive scan, I’d stick with the FW. The problem mainly here is that it can’t go past 70 bits or 45khz. The A32 is amazing, but I wouldn’t run yourself broke over it.
Do more videos on the monitor
Sadly, I sold it. I still have a lot of older videos of it I can still share though.
Can you hook it up to a Vita TV and see how PSP/Vita games runs on it since it’s natively 16:9.
She’s gone sadly. Got an offer I couldn’t refuse
@@GodfatherNick17 that’s a bummer. I have a D24. I love it but I’ve always wanted to try out a D32/A32.
Do you happen to know the meaning of the last letter of the model name? BVM-A32E1WU/BVM-A32E1WA/BVM-A32E1WM, I know usually it means region/industry and U is for north american market, but A and M I still don't understand. congrats on your awesome tv
It has to do with phosphor type! WU is SMPTE-C
@@GodfatherNick17 makes sense, thanks!