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Need Help On CRT...?

TheBlueChanell

TheBlueChanell

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No one replied to my last post after 12hours...so, I need a new 19"crt. And Am not sure what to get. Please send me in the right direction. ANd for price sub 250.
 
those don't appear to exist anymore, but that's about the only tube I'd buy. I suggest looking for something that has .24 dot pitch (and not Samsung), as well can do 85hz minimum at whatever resolution you plan on running at.
 
irrelevent if you check the price- those are both $700+ (which probably why there's still some in stock, unlike the NEC912/Mitsubishi 930). They are nice screens though.
 
IdiotInCharge said:
those don't appear to exist anymore, but that's about the only tube I'd buy. I suggest looking for something that has .24 dot pitch (and not Samsung), as well can do 85hz minimum at whatever resolution you plan on running at.
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what's wrong with samsung?
 
Sony CRT can never be beaten. I have the G200 - its the best (17") CRT in the world.
 
The Lacie professional series monitors are using Mitsubishi's Diamondtron tubes and are still in production AFAIK. Otherwise your best option would be to buy a used Sony or equivalent aperture grille display.
 
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