My CRT Collection and Buying Guide
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- Опубликовано: 27 июл 2024
- **Edit. I stated that the MX8000 had a Panasonic Tube. This is incorrect. It has a Philips Blackline tube, Which would explain the similarities in quality with the Loewe. Sorry for the confusion**
In this Video I show the 4 Main CRT'S i use to Display my old retro consoles and computers on. This is not a technical Video but more of an information video. The buying guide is very general.
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The models i have in this video are
Commodore 1084
Commodore 1084SP
JVC TM-H1900G
Bang & Olufsen MX8000
Video is shot with the following equipment
Camera :Sony FDR AX700
Sound: Hollyland Lark Lapel Mic
Games on the CRT'S are displayed Via a Raspberry Pi Running RGBPi. 
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The most Stylish B&O CRT was the AV9000. Pair it with 2 Beolab 8000's on each side and set it to 3 channel Stereo. That's Retrogaming heaven right there.
Thanks for the video. Regarding 100hz TVs, 100hz was a marketing term, they're essentially 31KHZ monitors with a laggy upscaler that creates artifacts on video games, especially 240P. Now, certain 100HZ TVs have a VGA port which completely bypasses the upscaler and allows to display pure 480P/31K. It is absolutely stunning for dreamcast and other 480P capable consoles. Loewe Q23,Q24 and Q25 chassis had an optional VGA card that turns these 100HZ TVs in amazing 31K/480P gaming monitors. Some Grundigs also have optional VGA cards, I have also seen a Panasonic with a front mounted VGA port that works the same, all in Australia.
Yeah I was ontrack to grab a panasonic with a VGA port the other day. But seller lost it somehow. I had the dreamcast primed and had the video ready to roll. The 100hz section was the hardest part of this video. In the end I just quickly breezed over it. Originally the take on this part was about 15 minutes . But i was moving away from the real reason I did the video. So I just went back to the simplest way I could put it.
I had a Panasonic with vga 100hz widescreen but like you mentioned for for purpose 100kg tv that’s actually useless for anything but vga which I have no console. Playing ps3 or DVD in 576 just wasn’t worth the fuss . Really wanted a use for it but after years of trips and a few injuries unfortunately got the out
How much hz does the B&O MX 8000 output in maximum? 100hz?
@@slayser7179 never had one, I heard conflicting reports. Best would be to use an extron SRI to confirm. If you ever find out please report back.
Great info on the 1084. I actually have 2 myself (1084 +1084s) and did not know the Line count was 600. Pretty cool.
Three amazing sets there Kris. I'm amazed at how vibrant the venerable 1084's look too.
Wait until the HD version loads haha. I keep checking but it takes ages. Looks stunning. I love those little 1084s
Great video, new to CRT's and just got myself a nice mid 2000s Toshiba :D
Thinking about picking this up. Where i live these go for nothing because they were quite common. I've seen one at 40 dollars atm.
RUclips suggested this video to me and I'm glad I found your channel. I'm a crt enthusiast and like seeing what others have to say about them. I saved a 1084-D2 from the tip which I hope to get working after I finish some other projects.
Funny you say that. I Just got 1084SP tip find. Doesn't turn on but pretty sure.its just the flyback
@@spudzgames4361 how about that. It's great how there is no power cord for them to cut off at the tip. My one is dead too.
Bang Olofssen Mx4000, Mx7000 Its really good crts with good sound.
This video was perfect for my timing. I was about to break rule #1 cause a really nice JVC i’art became available. I would have absolutely destroyed myself getting that.
Great reminders on rule #1!
Fit for purpose. Its amazing how many people come to pickup a 68cm CRT in a yaris etc and plan on putting it in a one bed apartment up 10 Flight's of stairs. I don't reckon it makes it past the garage half the time I just shake my head.
@@spudzgames4361 Yes! I was about to pick up a 32 incher! Glad this video talked some sense into me!
Great video. Gorgeous looking B&O. I have a Commodore 1084 monitor (one from my childhood) that I recently found again (in the box and everything). It’s in great shape but I’m looking for an RGB solution to use it with my consoles. There is no SCART connector on the back. Where might I find that Din connector to female scart you were referrring to? Thanks bud and love the content!
I wish my MX7000 was that bright in RGB
I prefer Component video because it’s a more compatible format and it supports higher resolutions without modification. For RGB consoles I just use HD Retrovision cables.
I love that B & O! Wish I could get one of those here in the U.S.... is there something equivalent to that or am i out of luck? I love the design, picture & rgb of course!
I've got around 10 crt TVs my beocentre 1 has an amazing image I prefer it over my component trintrons, a Philips I have in the garage makes my trintrons look average but by far the best image is my Loewe profil 770 it needs a new flyback but my god the image is amazing.
The nicest picture I've ever seen from a CRT was from Phillips. Interesting that the best you've seen has a Phillips tube also
Wich one?
@@israelgonzalezabrego3551 Man, I wish I could remember. I don't know.
Do you have any more information about the panasonic tube in the MX8000 you mentioned please? pics of the label or model number?
Hey Ludo. Ill PM you. Don't think youtube allows me to reply with pictures.
Pm'd you Via FB
Hey guys just wondering if I could have some advice? I have a guy selling 5 CRTs here in Melbourne for bundle price of $1800-$200 for the lot, I just wanted to know if it’s a good deal or not? they are the
JVC - TM-90PSN
SONY - PVM14MA
SONY - PVM-1442QM
SONY - PVM20M4A (x2)
Just wanted to see if these were good for retro gaming and if I was getting a good deal?
Bang&Olfusen CRTs are very nice , great geometry, great color but the screens are too dim compared to other CRT's. I'd recommend a Sony FD Trinitron with RGB(eu model) and desent geometry, way brighter screen, very close to PVM.
Each to there own.
@@spudzgames4361 FD Trinitrons are a big gamble when it comes to geometry, never seen a B&O with bad geometry though. Also the newest models of FD Trinitron show hours, just like BVMs, so you can check before buying :) (FE-2 chassis)
That is the case for MX4000, 6000/7000 or anything before that, but the 8000, 4200, Beovision 1, Beocenter 1, Beovision 3 ( pretty much everything B&O produced after 2002-ish), have much brighter screens. I have all the models mentioned and I keep everything(contrast, brightness) at 50% and is more than enough. Really great TVs
Hey I'm in melb and looking to sell one of my 2130qms, euro version with rgb scart. What are these worth now?
Not sure. I know they have gone up in Value but I'm not sure about Sony PVMs.
hey mate, have you come up with a price? I might be interested.
B&O's just have Philips tubes in them the picture quality is decent but it's more of a eye catcher and design piece imo. Sony all the way. Don't like the plastic front bezel on a B&O either. Edit: MX8000 does have a Panasonic tube inside. Have not tested a MX8000 yet.
Each to their own I suppose. I don't mind the Sony's for me but I love the B&O. Mind you I don't think the Beo 1s did that great a job. I find they have issues with scrolling games and a 60hz flicker but neither seem to be present on the MX8000. I did put an edit up in description re the tube. This MX8000 actually has a Phillips tube inside. Has a philips blackline tube.