Awesome Tips Why CRTs aren't Dead #SHORTS
Why are people paying SO MUCH money for these old TVs? Could they actually be BETTER for gaming?
Why are people paying SO MUCH money for these old TVs? Could they actually be BETTER for gaming?
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If you play enough loud music you won't have to deal with that sound lol
They also shoot beams of electrons at your face
who else can hear the noise from the CRT it hurts my ears
I still have one of those. Samsung CRT TV. If you want i can send it.
that crt is busting out my ears
uguys the oled looks better in the video without all the banding and quality looks the same
Not to mention the free electrons
Still have this perfectly functional, honking big Sony Trinitron kicking around in my basement. Not looking forward to moving it up two flights of stairs when I get around to setting up my games corner.
PSYCHONAUTS!!!
Thousands of dollars!!! Bro I play smash bros melee and we get our crts off facebook marketplace for $10 max
Change my mind: It's still better on the OLED
SC Project CR-T?
Same principle with old guitar. I have a 1964 Airline that sounds pretty terrible though solid state amps but when i put it through tube amps it sounds great.
We had a really nice 50" inch flat screen Sony CRT growing up. It's definitely part of the reason we look at ps2 era games now thinking they look even worse than we remember just because the screens we use.
Did not look better on the old TV lol
me watching this on a crt
Light guns don't work on LCDs
10 points for owning chrono trigger. Best game of all time.
I own a 20" JVC studio monitor, my Sega Genesis and SNES games have never looked better!
The issue with modern LCD panels vs. CRTs is that LCDs expect a set pixel resolution, which is not really a thing in analog video. CRT images have a different quality than LCDs, as well; the light source of an LCD display is typically behind the image, whereas with a CRT it is the image, which along with the softer resolution gives it a warmer quality, imo. Also, the visible scan-lines on a CRT tend to make pixel art "pop" better than an LCD, on which they tend to appear very flat.
Certain emulators like MAME have very good CRT filters that can fake the qualities of an old TV, but even so it's hard to replace a real CRT for retro consoles and arcade games.