My Amiga and I exploring the Sony CRT PVM 9041QM
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- I got hold of a Professional Video Monitor and explore it in this video and go through some types of video signals, what the BNC connections it has are and what can be connected to it. And I test it with my commodore Amiga 500. A PVM something i've been thinking about getting for half a year now and I got a good deal on the Sony CRT PVM 9041QM field monitor. In this video I also explore how to record a CRT screen using my DSLR.
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Thank you very much for the epilipsy warning. While flickering images do not have any effect on me, they do trigger seizures for my partner, and if she had been in the room I would have been able to pause the video. I can't find the words to express my gratitude, I wish more people did things like that, so thank you so very much!
I was looking for instructions on how to connect an Amiga to a Sony PVM, as I got one in pristine condition recently for a decent price (Sony PVM 1444QM). The BNC to SCART cable has just arrived, I`m looking forward exploring a retro gamers next level experience. Thank you very much for this great video😊
Nice! I got myself a PVM 14" last year and love it. I can't imagine using anything else.
Yes one of these Sony PVMs with their quality Trinitron tubes are simple amazing. I might end up getting one of those myself eventually.
Yes, for somebody like yourself who loves games on a multitude of systems, I would highly recommend one of these.
The pattern is called a moiré pattern if you're still wondering :) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moir%C3%A9_pattern
You handle everything so delicately. Almost asmr like. Nice vid
Cool monitor for Amiga!
This channel is a gateway drug. With lovely tea and nails. I wondered how you filmed your videos, this is great setup thanks.
This has to be my first thorough video I’ve seen of setting everything up, thank you!
Sony PVMs are great CRT monitors for retro. I have some of them (9'' and 14''). Best of 9'' models are BVMs (with more scanlines than PVMs) and some of higher models of PVMs (with Trinitron HR tubes).
10 of them was used in my last music videoclip as monitor room scenography :)
Take 14'' if you have occasion... is great for C64, Amiga etc.
Regards!
Really nice video. I purchased a 1200 after watching one of your excellent videos for nostalgic purposes :)
Oh sweet! If you're like me, you're going to enjoy the journey ahead of you with your A1200! :o)
The picture quality looks outstanding from the PVM. 💪🙂👍
I own a Sony bvm 20e1e. 1000 line CRT beast. Amiga looks fantastic on it. Welcome to the club ;)
Haha thank you! That's the next step for me, I could only justify spending this amount even though my heart was with the BVM, it must be amazing!... Enjoy :oD
MsMadLemon I was lucky with mine. I had to travel to central London and the roads were insane. I held up the traffic (no place to park) as two men carried it out to my car from a TV studio. On the plus side it was free :)
Wow..Lucky lucky you! haha enjoy it well!! :o)
The pattern on the monitor is the "moire" of the shadowmask of the monitor. To avoid it you simply need to slightly soften the focus of the camera till it's gone but still sharp enough to look good. Unfortunately CRTs and LCD TVs both share the same issue when you film them with a HD camera. You either see the shadowmask or the LCD matrix. Using a vintage prime-lense also helps a lot too because they aren't too sharp like most todays lenses. (edit: typo removed)
imgs.xkcd.com/comics/color_pattern.png
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aliasing
@ Neffers: I get an 404 Error message for that link :(
@KRAFTWERK2K6 just search "xkcd color pattern"
thanks :)
Same problem with me filming on camera and still haven't mastered the settings and took ages to figure all the connections and leads ... the old one I used worked fine till it blow up ... so happy you got one ... maybe a Commodore/Phillips monitor next .. still can't work out which one is better ... great video and that amiga and the psp looks stunning
Try shtuter speed 50 and for the Moiré effect, put it a very slight touch out of focus using the manual focus ring (if you're using a DSLR that is) .. this is all what I learned when doing this video and It came out as 10:00
I'm very happy with the result, once in a while, a flickry line flies past to say hello, but meh, adds to the CRT charm :oD
Thanks Adam!
I think the technical name for the pattern would be a 'moire pattern', similar to what you get when shooting certain checkered patterns on PAL TV.
Ooh very nice. I think I want a pvm!
YAYYYYY Maddi has a 15kHz crt for her retro computers and consoles now :) And it's a PVM too! Welcome to the world of high quality crts ^_^ aren't they delightfully sharp and vivid?
Capturing CRT footage is so damn hard -_- seriously.
Great thing with the psp on pvms is that, by toggling the overscan/underscan button to overscan, you've got a picture that fills a pretty big amount of the screen real estate. Not all of it of course, but better than on a fixed display panel.
Also, ps1 games through the psp will fill the whole screen on a crt! and they'll be true 240p too (and not 480i)! Just like it would out of a ps1/ps2.
Thaaanks! haha I was stunned when I first saw the Amiga through it, I didnt think an image can be so crisp and smooth at the same time! :o)
imgs.xkcd.com/comics/color_pattern.png
@ Neffers
yes yes yes, i've been told many times already!! lol chill out you!
Haha aww, sorry I do apologise, I wasn't trying to be "that guy".
You can at least cut me some slack, I am trying to revive an A500+ (not my favourite mig, but it's mine and it works, sort of)
I too have recently gotten back to CRTs again for a little project. Yeah not only do they hold a lot of power but also give off some nasty X-ray on the backside. Still thou they are always the best for analog video to be viewed the way it was supposed to be seen. Especially with videogames where zero latency is very important. Congrats to this little Trinitron. Really the best CRTs you can get. It's amazing how cheap they are right now.
I've seen others picking up these professional monitors before. I thought connecting them would be much more of a hassle bit it seems alright. The good thing too is that they stack really well! You could build an entire wall and save on heating at the same time :)
Hahah that would be quite a heater ;o) .. and even cooler would be if you could wire and sync them all to show one giant image.
I did dive into the unknown to be honest but it wasnt as bad as I initially thought either :o)
Hmm, there's an idea. What would a circuit look like that upscaled the output of an Amiga to more than 1 display?
I actually wouldnt know where to begin, I'm guessing the screens would need their dedicated video processor maybe.
MsMadLemon I’m probably preaching to the choir but, to sync up multiple video monitor you just daisy chain them.
Rather than using your output device (your amiga for example) you use the video out on the back of the monitor to another monitor.
As long as your BNC or RCA cables are well shielded and the runs between monitor stay short there should be little noticeable differences between pictures. The only caveat is you can’t easily switch between inputs. Either you do it all component or all composite. Since the inputs/outputs are on separate boards I think?
I’m sure you could middle man something to change signals between two but then you have sync and more issues to worry about. 🤯
The last time i did that and opened a CRT as soon as i removed the lid... i closed it again cause i had no Fr****g idea what the problem was... learned something with this video. Thank you!
It's a good job you did, you could have been in for a shock, CRTs I just don't dare try to fix or even touch inside. And my pleasure Alex! Hope you are doing well :o)
MsMadLemon fine thank you! Wishing you a happy 2018! Full of sucess here on youtube and in life!
Wishing you the same Alex! hope 2018 is a good year for you!
"I don't know what to call it" - it's some kind of Moire pattern, also called aliasing.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moir%C3%A9_pattern
photographylife.com/what-is-moire
It's caused by the by the very regular pattern of your camera's pixels interfering with the regular pattern of pixels on the screen.
Your DSLR has an anti-aliasing filter which works simply by blurring the image slightly , but it only works for stills not video, because of the way that video is down sampled from the sensor before it's recorded (it's 'pixel binned' rather than being properly down samples).
:))) the "whatever to call it" is called "Moiré"... that's a natural effect of the trinitron mask (or actually any "fabric"-like surface that has a visual resolution conflicting with your camera's resolution)... if you superimpose 2 whatever grids or loose fabric and see through while twisting them relative to each other, you'll experience the moiré with your eyes as well :) The wonders of optics :D
Thanks for telling me the name 'Moiré' ! I'm very familiar with the effect itself, its quite fascinating (except when trying to film a CRT lol!) even with my eyes haha i always wondered what it was called :o)
I bought a PVM-14N5U on eBay. should be here any moment. It doesn't have component RGB, but it's going to be used with a Commodore 64 with Chroma/Luma. Thanks for the video!
omg. Outrun's music. SO GOOD. finally started playing the PS2 version when I found out there was one!
Wow, seeing Jumping Jackson brings back my childhood, I never realised that Stephane Picq did the music for it, he also did KGB (Conspiracy on the PC), which I love. Just started watching your videos, loving what I've seen, so far!
Great video as always and congratulations on the new monitor! :)
Thanks! :o)
12:04 Oh god the Sink xD Let that sync in.
I WANT one of these badly. Any PVM. Nice find :) That said I have plenty of 1084S Commodore monitors, Philips CM8833-II, A 14 Inches Trinitron TV and a 29 Inch Trinitron TV
Chris Mifsud how do the CM8833/1084s and the 14” trinitron compare?
Stunning picture! Wish I had the space for a PVM as well as my current CRT. I have a B&O MX8000 and my Amiga looks so good on it. Didn't expect to see PSP on the PVM; brilliant! Happy new year, Maddi.
I didnt get a CRT due to the lack of space here also, this PVM managed to sneak it's way in haha
Happy New year Pete!
I would imagine SuperHires would be a dream on a good HR Trinitron tube
I had to pause the video to take in all the wonderful detail of your planned setup, I had a good laugh at the sink!
The technical term for the patterns when filming a TV with a DSLR is called Moiré. The best way to limit it find the best zoom or distance from the screen to film and then make it larger if you have to in post. Also experiment filming the screen at 720p and zooming during post.
Personally I would rather see a sharper image and see moiré than something that is out of focus, but that's the amateur photographer in me. ;)
It sounds like the setup you need is like what I have at the moment. I have my consoles going to a 6X2 SCART matrix (6 inputs 2 independent outputs). One output goes straight to a CRT TV and the other output goes to the OSSC. That OSSC then goes to a HDMI 1to2 splitter. One HDMI signal goes to my LCD and the other goes to the capture device.
Thanks for the tips to reduce 'Moiré' ! I did discover to very very slightly take it off focus. yes the out of focus look annoys me unless it's meant to be intentional, so it may not be so amateurish ;o)
But after 4 tries, I got the best result with the jumping jack son comparison at 10:00
I wish I had a scart matrix and an OSSC i'm impressed with them. I'll have to make do with modding a scart joiner cable for the moment at least :o)
that's a vary nice unit. It's a shame some ended up in the scrap pile. very nice image. Enjoy!
I'm wondering how this screen compares to the original Commodore 1084S CRT monitor which is what I currently use now. With RGB the image is super sharp and the colours are amaing. I even bought an HDMI to S Video converter accompanied with an S video to luma chroma adapter and I can use my 1084S as a second monitor for my macbook haha.
I wish i had the pleasure of experiencing the 1084S CRT screen, and more so these two side by side.. it's the best 9 inch screen i've ever come across, the details you see in it.. well i try my best to capture it since I record all my gameplays using this PVM now since I got it :o)
I just get my hand on 2 pvm's
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480 lines ntsc
520 lines pal
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Sick Sony CTR!
The weird lines are most likely the shadowmask from behind the front glass of the CRT. knocking it out of focus will help as you've found. also try dropping the resolution of the camera as this will help scale out the issue while staying in focus). I have lost count of the number of PVM's we've binned at work! CRTs can hold a charge for months so always be careful around the tube (especially if you need to lift up the cathod terminal (the big fat red wire that looks like a sucker on the side of the tube).
Thanks Mat, yes I figured they were from the shadowmask and eventually and painfully learned in the video how to get rid of them lol but I just never knew what it was called. Thanks to commenters i now know it's "Moiré"
And yes, indeed, thats why as I said CRTs are scary things.
Shame that lots of PVMs were thrown away.. nooo i could have taken one off you! *sigh* Nevermind :o)
SO sad when I read that PVMs are thrown away :'(
Hey, I'll ask at work in case we've got any more that are working. if they are, I'll get them on our site for sale and you can have at them! :)
Nice! Thanks for that. Let us know how it goes :D
What cable did you use from the amiga to the scart female socket? Thank you for the video, it is very helpful as I recently got into the world of PVMs.
Thats actually an Amiga to Scart RGB cable, they're very common.
And my pleasure, thanks.
Maddy , i love your nails painting!!!
id love a bvm / pvm, but after watching this the ossc looks amazing im definitely getting it
I would recommend an OSSC actually , as i mentioned in the video i'm going to get one myself eventually, it looks good.
I was watching a Commodore 1084 monitor on eBay recently. I know they can sell for up to £100 quite often, but this one sold for over £200. It's crazy how much people are willing to pay for retro stuff. And don't even get me started on Lego :-D
Makes me wish I hadn't sold a lot of my stuff back then, although if I still had them the monetary value wouldn't matter as I doubt I'd part with them. It's funny how that works.
Super nice monitor!
I have a slightly bigger one with just few more connections, but pretty much the same as yours.
Unfortunately mine wasn't well packed by the company that sold it to me, and it arrived with a crack on the plastic on the lower left corner.
Though fortunately the monitor works perfectly, and the quality is absolutely superb! :-D
Nice to know people enjoying the Amiga's picture like this! :oD
Sure it captures good on camera but my video doesnt do it justice which was frustrating, I wanted to show just how good the Amiga looks on a PVM but i couldnt fully hahah
I'm glad you already know! :o)
I still like CRTs, there's just something lovely about them. Maybe it's just the rays from the electron gun affecting my brain :-)
Maybe thats what the actual issue is, we who like CRT's get high off them, hence the "beautiful quality image" ;o)
I wish I had room for a CRT, I need a dedicated studio room like yours.
I see you have both Burnout games for the PSP. What do you think of them? I've only played the Burnout games in emulators, but personally I love them. They just seem to play better than most any other more modern arcade racer. Plus, it's really satisfying to be able to run the computer racers off the track after the number of times that computer cars have run ME off the track in so many other games.
Any chance you could make a video playing one of them? :)
Also, have you played any of the PS2/Xbox games?
Great video and lovely PVM there =D
Thank you! :oD
It's a beauty! After seeing how Amiga looks on it, i'm definitely saving pennies for a BVM :o)
I too prefer the lotus trilogy... I have the first 2 on sega genesis and lotus 3 "the ultimate challenge" on DOS. The Amiga versions are the best ports of the game. And also amazing music / soundtrack.
Anyway thank you for the very helpful video! I just need to buy a couple cables and connectors. :)
I love the Lotus games too. The mega Drive version looks and sounds fine but the controls feel the best on an amiga. For some odd reason they changed how the cars drive for the Mega Drive.
I prefer the Sony BVM. It has slots in the back for optional cards. I've got a BVM setup with a PAL card that allows me to use European retros.
I'm looking to hopefully buy a 20-inch PVM-equivalent by JVC soon. Unfortunately it only has composite input by default so unless I'm lucky and it has an RGB input card installed I won't be able to connect the Amiga to it since it only outputs RGB even on the SCART. It will work great for the C128/C64 however since those ONLY output composite video (and RF) so those C64 demos will look great at least :)
alphaville victory of love The most beautiful music and songs
I love CRT monitors, if it weren't for the space they take up, I wouldn't buy LEDs. Plasma is good for action but they burn out to quickly.
Lol, "sink".. :)) The music in the beginning immediately made me picture the spinning "Paranoimia" logo, haha.. It was my 'Shadow of the Beast' game, I remember. I usually let that cracktro play for a while, because of that awesome tune!!
Your new toys just keep coming.. :) I've really become an LCD guy, but I know CRT have it's advantages. No annoying "frame skipping" and super smooth mouse movements. And for some people, it's just necessary to get a correct retro atmosphere.
Wow, the PSP.. Never thought of using an external screen for that. I still have the first original phat PSP in black. It's in a modded state, also for the sake of emulation and such. I remember playing a lot of point-and-click adventures using ScummVM (scummvm.org). I see you have "Mercury" on it as well. A lovely game, but the later levels were just too deep for my gray matter, lol.. :o) "Magical Sound Shower" is also my fave music from Out Run, by far. But it has to be the original one from the 80's arcade, and not that flute thing, hehe.. ;o)
Lol i'm prone to doing goofy drawings, it just sinks into the grey matter easier (no pun intended lol)
I don't mind LCD at all, in fact it has it's advantages. One thing i do not miss about CRT is being on Soundtracker pro 2 for hours, freakin blitzes your eyes and gives you a headache. Games i would veer more to a high grade CRT like this PVM or a BVM.. as you can notice at 10:00 the tiles he's jumping on have more of a 3D pronounced effect on the CRT. it seems to have some unique quality to it.
Ah yes you had the black phat PSP! I had the original white one. they are great for mobile emulation!
Hahah flute thing, it's a saxophone lol and I agree, I do much prefer the original 80s tune, arcade or even C64 ... The Amiga one is disappointing, they could have done the music better on Amiga.. then again the could have done the entire freakin game better, the port is nasty, as if it's all been cellotaped together!
@ Casual Commodore: Be aware that the video output was not available on the PSP1000 "fat" model. But the PSP2000 and PSP3000 (both slim) had it. And i think so did the PSP Go.
Yes, I see the difference. I love me some sharp pixels, but the clarity of the LCD kind of ruins that 3D effect. Bigger objects may look better on CRT, while smaller objects and text (like in Soundtracker) look more clear on LCD. Perhaps your headache comes from the brain trying to fill in the hard-to-see visual details, all the while you trying to be creative as well. Maybe it's all not that simple, but it's a way of seeing it I guess? ;)
Lol, god dammit, it's a Saxophone.. :) And totally agree on the quality of Out Run on Amiga. At the time, the thought of Out Run on Amiga was sooo intriguing! What could go wrong..? It's gonna be beautiful! Not.. Always saw that game as a disgraceful piece of poop software! It's funny because on Amiga, the initial title picture, speech and dramatic music, really gets you pumped!! Then you get to the "game", and thinking.. "What the hell, is this a joke??!?!".. Hell, the C64 version plays much better! Should have been the other way around..
@KRAFTWERK2K6
Oh, never knew that (as far as I remember, lol..).. Thanks, that possibly saved me some headache. ;)
Yes that's right, I think yo're pretty much on the ball really ;o) not to mention the brain tries to fill in for the flickering also, even if we dont see it, we can feel it hence the headaches and eyestrain.
Yes, Amiga is clearly capable, look at the lotus trilogy, its actually better in my opinion, even than the arcade outrun...Yes even the c64 one plays better, (it has 2 i beleive right? outrun and turbo outrun) I get this feeling they did the ports so bad on Amiga and the others platforms deliverately.. I mean come on it's so nasty on the Amiga but it's almost identical to Arcade on the Megadrive? lol something fishy going on there!
The Retro RGB website and youtube channel has a lot of good info about PVMs but it is mainly geared towards consoles. A lot of good info about console mods to get the best quality picture too.
Great video, thank you. Bought a similar PVM and I think the v hold knob is broken as the picture gets close to be stable, but never fully stops rolling. That v hold knob is so sensitive! 😔
Nice scanlines - so retro and arcade :) The grey colours of the stones are more correct on the CRT but of course it's depends on the settings of the upscaled picture. The upscaler looked nice in other ways - maby less flickering and calmer for the eyes when it's recorded.
Agreed. Also the contrast of the CRT is a bit nicer too.
Lovely little CRT. Best thing about them for twitch reflex gaming is they're latency free. Strange observation: what was up with the difference in score in the Jumping Jack Flash comparison?
Great video - i love all the nostalgia. Especially the Monkey Island music:) I didn't have an Amiga growing up, I had a PC. An Olivetti 8086 to be exact!
LOOL the Diagram! that is awesome :) i dont YET own one of these, and i will be guided by your video here Maddi :) ALSO, nice work on the flickering.. i know this can be a real ARSE to sync and film...
To see the video side by side like this... Amazing :))
i kinda wet my self when i saw the compare section :)
The compare section says it all really, I like the glassy look on the tiles he's jumping on, they pop out more!
Hey guess what, I have a PVM.......Do you? ;o))
Sorry i coudlnt resist Lol!
keep up your really great show!
Thanks!
That's great lem the picture quality on that with the amiga is amazing :) I was woundering what the frig u was doing with a PSP aswell hahaha :) that also looks great on the CRT.
Hahah I needed something that has a component output, PSP I think is the only thing I have :o)) Love the little thing though, great for retro games and emulators :oD
Hahaha yeah it is lem i got one of them just for that reason. Retro on the go what's not to love? lol :D
Oooh you have one! Fantastic! :oD which one do you have?
I think its A 3000 model one its white :)
Great video, although I much prefer the upscaled / captured video to the fuzzy CRT stuff. Never liked scanlines back in the day and don't really understand the obsession with replicating the worst shortcomings of old technology.
I have an old Sony Trinitron setting aside... probably gonna hook it to a surveillance system.
I'm sure you can get moire filter caps for camera lenses, that might help with photographing tubes.
If I can find something like that, it would be fantastic!
MsMadLemon czcams.com/video/Gp7DgvSLT_U/video.html
Great video of a nice monitor! 🙌🏻
Connected a VCR to this monitor and the image is spinning. The same device is also DVD player and that plays well. Connected with a RGB breakout cable and a scart/scart cable to the scart (rgb outout) of the video player.
Any idea of what may be causing this?
Cheers
Nice Tube, will you be doing a revised setup video including what you'll use to split the signal between the PVM and capture device?
I want to capture retro footage but the thought of having to use an LCD instead of my B&O MX7000 (or Commodore 1084 for c64 and A500) makes me shudder!
Great video as always.
Thank you!
Yes I will be doing a second part to this including the scart joiner setup and a few bits here and there. So you'll get to see how I link everything up.
Cool, I look forward to it.
This is one of your best videos Madi, really interesting stuff, where did you buy the scart to C-Sync adaptor?
Seriously thinking about getting one of these monitors after watching this ;-)
Any particular bigger size model numbers you would recommend?
Thank you!
Actually I would recommend getting a sony BVM, it's the best you can get.. i'm saving up for one, I got this PVM because it's the next best thing and was affordable.
The scart RGB to BNC I got from ebay, I just checked the listing and the seller has no more.
But I saw this: www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Female-RGB-Euro-SCART-to-4-BNC-Audio-Cable-Sony-PVM-Sega-Genesis-SNES-Neo-Geo/202208139567?hash=item2f148b592f:g:tQQAAMXQAEFSD-4B
Thanks for the info ;)
At 8:40, it is called Moiré patterns.
what kind of wires do you needs to connect RGB for games? please an Ebay link i beg you
Scart to BNC for pvm
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/114349341807?hash=item1a9fc07c6f:g:T7MAAOSwYMxffkex
I really want that 50mm 1.4g
Maddi, be sure not to operate that monitor without the metal lid on!! It is very important, because that unit generates x-rays (yes, x-rays, it's not a typo) which are kept from escaping the unit by the metal casing. Be careful! Love
Gabriel Androczky it's also written in big red letters in German on the opened CRT.
I can't read a word of German so I didnt even notice it!
Though I did get the feeling it's a bad idea to turn it on with the cover off. Thanks for telling me Gabriel.
@Takeshi Nakagawa: Yep... if you can read german, that definitely helps :)
Great video! I totally agree about the Lotus trilogy being superior to outrun. I always felt it was quite an overrated game. I could play lotus turbo challenge for hours on end and always have fun! It's such a memorising experience :)
hello ! i didn't understand how you connect the scart to the amiga?
Thanks for this vid. I know it's three years ago, but it helped give me some information on pvm monitors that I could understand. I'm looking at one for my a600. How do you find the 9 inch monitor for gaming? Would you recommend a 14 inch pvm over the 9 inch monitor?
Oh, and that tech diagram at 12:04 is genius :-D
i didn't understand how you connect the scart to the amiga?
Great video ive been waiting on this one :)
Enjoy :o)
Hi, can this monitor be used with a Supergun, the links in the comments I assume are just to connect an Amiga.
Yes i'm assuming it can, you can connect a C64 to it or any system that has RGB, Luma/Chroma (Svideo) or even Composite
tiny crt ♥♥
WIPE OUT.. its even playing my fave tune for it tooO! :) -- should i just stop commenting!? lol
lol nah it's cool, keep commenting, it shows me you're enjoying it :oD
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Cool, now you have a real monitor, do you have a CD32 to go with that?
I don't have a CD32 unfortunately, though still keeping an eye out for one.
What is the diameter of this PVM?
CRT always wins. PSP on a CRT! 😮
CRT MASTER RACE! :-)
I need a asmr version of this without music
CRT for CSGO is king :D
Paranoimia ohhhh yea
What is the name of that racing game at ~14:50?
It's called Wipeout Fusion
i love that accent
You may not know but the Sony consumer 13" Trinitron is darn near the same in image quality. It has SVHS, which is plenty for true retro gaming. It also costs far less and is much smaller.
In Europe pretty much every non bargain bin TV came with RGB in (Euro connector).
I couldnt portray the quality of this through video, and i've used a consumer grade sony trinitron before, I still say that this PVM is the best CRT image i've seen.
its lovely to see a lady with mutual interests
Is pvm-9040me as good as your model?
I think they're in the same ballpark but not sure on the exact differences.. Here's some info on them www.productionav.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Sony-9-Inch-Preview-Monitor-Manual.pdf
@@MsMadLemon thank you
Sonys tubes self-discharge.
OMFG
Hope you didn't pay more than a few quid for it because the 14" portable TVs from the same era give identical RGB and composite quality.
what a sexy voice!!
so sexy nails amazing how they look good on the video.
the monitor is pretty nice.
FIRST!!!!
I bet you freakin are!! lol
Got to see the inside... SHE is a THING of boooty!!!
on my othermachine and NOW going to be able to watch... a little miffed about my sound card but ... here i go! WATCHING... the pixels are REAL pixels,