Author Topic: TV for NES!!  (Read 1509 times)

Offline Pik4chu

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TV for NES!!
« on: January 11, 2011, 08:12:34 am »
Hello GameSX!

i was wondering wich TV specificly is the best for NES!
iv heard rumors about lag and such with a HD TV (no idea if its true)

Plz help me and tell wich is the best!

Many tight hugs and wet kisses Pik4chu!!

Offline Jibbajaba

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Re: TV for NES!!
« Reply #1 on: January 17, 2011, 01:54:41 pm »
Any CRT TV will work fine.  If you are looking to buy a good used TV to play old systems on, just look for a good brand.  A cheap TV (like an Insignia or some such) should be avoided.  You can buy a nice Sony CRT SDTV on Craigslist for like $20.

Chris

Offline ScumBum

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Re: TV for NES!!
« Reply #2 on: February 06, 2011, 04:08:39 am »
The best TV's are the ones from the 80's . I have two that were made in 1987 and the colors are way better than any TV from the 90's and on .

They have that bright color glow like an arcade monitor .

90's TV's are more sharp and defined but lack the bright color .

I even picked up some Sony Trinitron studio monitors and the older 80's TV still have much better color .

Offline phreak97

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Re: TV for NES!!
« Reply #3 on: March 13, 2011, 08:30:17 am »
when talking crt's it's down to personal preference. as you can see some people like the authentic 80's feel, and I used to too until I got into import gaming a bit and couldnt play any ntsc games on my tv (I had a 68cm wooden Thorn tv with an ultrasonic remote until about six years ago. I used a vcr as a converter from composite to rf)

Then I got a good quality 68cm Panasonic flat crt which was about $750 at the time. It's got the best picture and colour quality I've ever seen on a crt and I still use it now.

I got an lcd hdtv a little while later and ended up using it as a computer monitor because the picture quality was garbage.

then I got an 82cm flat sony trinitron because 68cm is a bit small by todays standards.. but no that sucked too in comparison, so back to my old 68cm Panasonic.