Hi
Sorry if this was discussed here before, but I really need your oppinions on small 15kHz RGB mnitors. I know that the best is Commodore 1084, but what about NEC Multisync/Multisync II? What other brands(that are available in Europe) are worth considering?
*buys cheap RGB TV from the UK/France*
Perfect :D
QuoteHi
Sorry if this was discussed here before, but I really need your oppinions on small 15kHz RGB mnitors. I know that the best is Commodore 1084, but what about NEC Multisync/Multisync II? What other brands(that are available in Europe) are worth considering?
I'd like to know what other good monitors are too, but in the US. I know about Sony's PVM series and all that, but they ain't cheap.
But I wouldn't say the 1084 is the "best". Definitely the cheapest.
Click Here (http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&selm=37EA1253.MD-0.198.bscott%40odyssey.apana.org.au) The link leads to a database of monitors that you are looking for. ATM I need to dump my mitsubishi AM-2752A for the price I will sell it to someone here. Ebay is where I found my monitor look there and you usually can find something of interest.
I swear this thread has been in here before, oh well ill say the same thing again.
Go to a pawn shop and look for a Commodore monitor or an APPLECOLOR RGB monitor :) Thats your best shot in the states. :D
Edit: I just Reread your post and noticed you said you were from europe. Arent RGB monitors a very common thing over there? You know what SCART is right? Thats what I thought maybe im wrong.
Well, yes, the SCART thingy is on every TV here. But the problem is elsewhere - new TVs come without any calibration whatsoever. I would need to enter the service mode and void my warranty.
An RGB monitor would alow me to quickly adjust picture position and size. A TV doesn't. In fact I have some freaky Sony 21" TV that gives a very sharp picture, but position adjustment works only for TV signal. Switch to RGB and the controls do nothing. I tried a few different settings, but everytime I switched to RGB I got the same wrong picture position and size.