Panasonic Crt Tv

Well the old CRT TV finally gave up the ghost, and we entered the flat screen world with the Samsung. Wow! I can read the scores again, but those talking heads were much more attractive when I could not see their face pores. And the thing weighs less than 10 pounds (versus almost 40 for the CRT) and cost less than $200 (Black Friday sale). Keep in mind that my rating is not that of an experienced or knowledgeable flat screen viewer. It was easy to set up and well see if it last 30 years like the Sylvania.

I have a Modem, Router, LAN Switch, CRT TV, HDTV, 14 gaming consoles, and a VCR hooked up on this. It has been amazing at both consolidating space & allowing me to keep everything plugged in. No issues when turning on devices, especially after having issues with a previous power strip. Strip has a reset with 15 Amp circuit breaker. My apartment was built in 1924, so it's been helpful with the bad elwctricity. *I didn't utilize the mount bracket.

This adapter made a nice connection between the old CRT HD15 and the newer DVI connector.

Works well. Good picture for a good price. I’m happy with them. Better than the crt ones that they replaced.

I had a 27 CRT that burned out and I've been trying many different monitors over the last few years and this one hands down is the best I have found to date. I'll be buying a second one in short order as a safety.

I ended up buying two pairs of these, one for my modern PC setup and one for my retro PC setup with a FW900 CRT. They are simply amazing speakers, very clean audio, small footprint, good low end (maybe a little too much as their only knock), but overall so much better then my Audioengine HD3's.

I had two problems to solve. I wanted to be able to switch between game consoles without turning my entire CRT around to access the S-video port in the back. I also wanted a splitter to output to a capture card for live streams. This does both those things, and it does so without any noticeable loss in quality or added latency, at least to my eyes.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This thing worked flawlessly to hook up to an old CRT monitor. This little adapter is pretty cool and no setup whatsoever. I’ve heard of people using it for projectors with the same style plug and for their gaming pc’s etc.

Sony Trinitron CRT, Fujitsu Plasma Panel, LG OLED, and now SONY QD-OLED. With each subsequent TV acquisition the viewing experience improves and the A95L is no exception. The viewing experience is nothing short of spectacular. No buyer's remorse here.

First Sony trinitron 20” crt in the 80’s, second Sony 46” Bravia 2005, lasted til 2024, loved both, this third one is awesome, great video and audio!