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What’s your preference?

RF 1 20.00%
 
Component 1 20.00%
 
S-Video 0 0%
 
Composite 0 0%
 
RGB 3 60.00%
 
I have no idea what any of this means. (lol!) 0 0%
 
Total:5



Here's a 20M2U PVM with Super Metroid in RGB from my friend's SNES 1CHIP with a Voultar RGB amp. 

Edit: Anyway,when I'm on vacation in late May, I'll take some macro images of my CRTs and host them on imgur for this thread. That's the best way to show a CRT vs Modern TV. 

Last edited by Cerebralbore101 - on 25 April 2026

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Cerebralbore101 said:



Here's a 20M2U PVM with Super Metroid in RGB from my friend's SNES 1CHIP with a Voultar RGB amp. 

Edit: Anyway,when I'm on vacation in late May, I'll take some macro images of my CRTs and host them on imgur for this thread. That's the best way to show a CRT vs Modern TV. 

I look forward to seeing your images. :) Love all the posts you’ve shared! CRTs are truly so valuable to retro gaming, cannot be overstated.



I have 2 set up. When I am not lazy I will take a pic.



Bite my shiny metal cockpit!

I wish it was possible for someone to invent a modern CRT, something that had the responsiveness and retro-friendly nature of one without being so bulky or hard to get hold of.



curl-6 said:

I wish it was possible for someone to invent a modern CRT, something that had the responsiveness and retro-friendly nature of one without being so bulky or hard to get hold of.

Retrotink 4K CE is $475 and pretty much does just that. Add in a Superstation One with a dock. Superstation One is an FPGA device that is pretty much a 1:1 recreation of all pre-2000 systems. The electrical pathways are almost identical to original hardware. Superstation One is difficult to setup but Mistercompanion makes it pretty easy. Once you get it all updated you can even play PS1, PCE CD, Sega CD, and Saturn games right off the disk.