Dude, that JVC handles Composite with pristine clarity. It's absolutely beautiful. I really would love to see Super Mario Bros. 3 running on RFU for this machine. I bet it's flawless!
@@RetroTechUSA I noticed the Commodore 1701 has a different looking color palate compared to the 1702. Why is that? I figured maybe it's just settings or is that just how different they actually are?
@@mikewieclawek314 So why are their so many different phosphor's? Is it because they use a different chemical make-up and amount? I don't really understand phosphors well enough yet.
@@the1ucidone Not sure the exact reason why, but I think darker phosphor will give deeper blacks and improve image quality so it makes sense that manufacturers would chase that as the tech advanced. The 1702 does have a bit darker phosphor than the 1701. Unrelated, but the 1702 is also way lighter due to a different power supply.
Just bought a 32 inch Trinitron for that exact price. Late model 4:3 KV-32FS320 with component inputs and everything, in great condition. Worth setting some craigslist alerts for!
Maybe you could do a video on how to properly pack a smaller crt for shipping? I think that’d be good for those possibly looking to sell and ship smaller crts!
By the way if anyone wants CRT's they are available for Free weekly on the streets of NYC..no Kidding. Its sad to see the massive waste... I try to pick them up when I can but that is no more that 2, I cant store anymore than that.
I found one for free. The power of the Facebook marketplace. It has component inputs, outputs 480i, comes with the remote and can run 50 and 60hz. That last was was really important to me being in the PAL region
That Ikegami-branded DT-V in the background during the unboxing part!! Those DT-Vs are pretty much the best pro CRTs ever. If Adrian sent it in for repairs hopefully it goes well, would love to see a video on that one!
JVC is a great alternative for sure Steve. I started off with JVC because of it's price and moved along to other names because of how cheap they were at the time. Still affordable in my books and glad to see JVC mention in your upload bro. Maybe for a future video, would you like to discuss on unknown brands that are worth investing into bro? I know the Chinese, Taiwanese, and South Koreans had a few that tried to imitate the quality from Sony and Panasonic at one put Steve. Anthony..
Two thumbs up for actually putting the kilometer conversion for all of your viewers who use the metric system (the better system IMO)! Appreciate it! Thank you!
You might be jealous at SCART in the US, we can forget 50 bucks 1701's. Here they do like 120-150€. The 1084 is a lot more affordable, a lot sharper, and it does TTL RGBi and regular analog RGB too. But if you don't need S-video or C/Y, then SCART TVs are your best bet.
i got lucky and found me a 1989 era RCA colortrack crt tv for four dollars US at a thrift store and it still works like a champ and has no signs of tube issues or anything
Ahh, interesting to finally see a JVC model that uses that same shell mould! I have four 1701 Commodore monitors, only one had a mysterious hole in the bottom centre dark brown bezel... Got my answer - it was where the JVC badge would go. Still hunting down other models that use this shell... Behind the Commodore logo and 1701 plate on this same particular shell, are a bunch of holes. Looks like for 2 LEDs, 4 or more buttons and possible an LED channel number display. Would love to eventually find what model and branding was used with that full setup
With CRT's it sometimes feels like the best times to get those are long gone. If you can make a deal with city recycling, you might be able to get some on a budget. Today you need to hunt for other vintage gems: Plasma and CCFL LCD's. These often have an abundance of retro gaming connectors, and may not CRT accurate, but still an amazing picture quality. Some have really nice upscalers and denoise algoritms. Those PC Engine Soldier games look stellar on a 40 inch plasma over the SCART plug. I found very decent plasma's from Panansonic for 30€ or such.
I'd love to see a comparison of those three monitors. I'm loving the picture on my 1702. I have a curious issue watching 4:3 DVDs on it. If I play a DVD on my PS2, Xbox 360, or DVD player. I get this strange peeling at the top of the screen. It's as if one of the interlaced frames is being peeled down like a piece of paper. 4:3 video games however look perfect.
the last 2 years i found allot of broken rgb monitors all les that 15 euros ! i even found a fake bvm philips that was used as a on the go monitor for tv production editing ,it had coax mod on top of the case i think for a vcr
Nice. I know Philips was the OEM for the Commodore 1084, and they made their own Philips branded unit, and also a couple for Atari as well. But I didn't know JVC made their own version of the 1701/02, cool! I'm still hunting for a 1701/02 that's not $500 "untested" 😒
They weren't. They bought their tubes in Taiwan. Philips, unlike Sony, was hamstering all sort of tubes for their products. They even used ones from Loewe in Germany, which were much better than their own made-in-Europe tubes. The 1084 is definitely not a Philips tube.
Where I live in Tennessee I saw 8 crts on the side of the road some were tvs other were computer monitors but I didn’t pick up any of em and don’t know if anyone else has, but they’re long gone now.
Man the market of USA for CRT is crazy, in South America you can find any multy region crt TV wide or normal, hd or sd for less than 30 USD or almost free, i think that its because the latest company to close CRT Production was Sony and Philips in Chile, Brazil and Argentina and the were produced till 2010
very good video, here in Chile it is difficult to find a PVM monitor at a good price, they are very rare to see, and the ones you find have super high prices, anyway greetings from Chile c:
Although its getting quite hard don't give up great deals can still be found I was able to get a JVC 1750cg for $100 in australia! around 8 months ago its still very much possible!
Great. I try to convince charity shops I visit to accept CRT's, especially the decent brands. Most say they quit accepting them, but now they reconsider. I also say: accept ANYTHING that has SONY on it. It will sell. Even in our Philips city.
I found some old pelco security monitors that use BNC inputs. Is there a good signal conversion kit that would convert from rca to bnc that you would recommend?
For a composite video crt there's not really much reason to spend money. You still can find them on the side of the road, not nearly as commonly as 10 years ago, but I see one out maybe about once every 2 months and I've never found a trash crt that doesn't still work
I find them occasionally but you have to be quick as people just lob off the power cords for copper scrap. I absolutely hate people that go around doing that. There is a special place in hell for these POS.
The CRT tube in the 1701 is pathetic. The darker the shade of grey a CRT TV tube is when turned off the better. If it isn't a Sony Trinitron or Panasonic Quintrix it's going to be crap as far as the 8bit ERA goras. If you are talking SNES/PS1 generation replace Sony with Mitsubishi Diamondtron. I am a TV engineer btw.
I am a massive C64 and Amiga afficionado, and I agree. The 1084-s D1 and D2 were better but TV's like Sony CRT flatscreens with S-Video are usually better.
@@lovemadeinjapan Actually the output even from RF on a £100 1983 TV was perfect. And yet the rivals like BBC, rubber speccy and atari 800 and the cpc via RF modulator were inferior and that is facts from 1984 when I used all this gear at same time.
@@madcommodore Huh? The BBC Micro and CPC were RGB out. The CPC did not even have an RF modulator. Never tested the Beeb, but the CPC is very clean with its output. Speccy not no much, but the font and text colour were much better than the C64. My P2000T wins it though when it comes to output quality. RGB is flawless with 40/80 column switch on the fly, and the RF out is pretty well implemented too.
That 16 inch Sony is uber rare. I have it and I can confirm it is awesome. You have the headphones for it as well? I have a second super rare 16 inch: the KV-16WT1U which is a super cute wide screen.
Shame the JVC does not have svideo like the other 2. commodore monitors are the last good deal out there. Yah there no pvm but they are less likely to have problems if you're planning to keep retro games for the next 30 years. There a reliable option
I never liked the Commodore 1700 series, they do have S-Video, but their tube have a really bad dot pitch and thus have poor resolution. The obvious star is of course the Commodore 1084, but even the 1081 (less connectivity) is a way better monitor than the 1700 series. TVs from the 90s generally have pretty good tubes and electronics and compete pretty with with a Commodore 1084... if they have SCART input... which makes it a mostly European party. Still you could consider to RGB mod a 90s TV, gets you a good retro gaming monitor at a good price.
I find, at least with NTSC, that the 1702 is pretty much the perfect retro gaming monitor. The dot pitch does a great job of mitigating the damn visible scanline gap effect (like on a 1084), and it's a great match for the usual 256 to 320 pixel horizontal resolution used by most games of the era. It also has really good brightness, contrast, and color, at least with NTSC. The 1084 is so muted and dull in comparison. Of course, it's far better for 80 column text and anything in HIRES interlace mode (the interlacing gets rid of the damn visible scanline gaps). I really hate the visible scanline gap effect ... it's like looking through Venetian blinds tilted halfway.
its not exactly S-Video, its Chroma-Luma which is wha S-Video is but I find the separated analog cables do ot compare to an actual S-Video connector...at least not on a Commodore 1084-S monitor.
I was looking for something cheap, so this was an auction for 10 days that no one else bids on. You will pay a premium price if it includes the button cover.
There will be millions of CRTs around as when the LCDs started coming in they were dumped en masse years ago. The challenge is to find a good one, especially a 1701 or a 1702 or something similar, as now they will also be getting long in the tooth.
Crts are given away for free all over the world every day, y'all shouldn't be spending mountains of money on this stuff One guy in the Collective tried three times to give away a 36" trini
@@RetroTechUSA You know darn well that CRTs are given away every day, and as many end up being thrown away because nobody would take them for free. I don't wanna argue with you man, I'm a fan and I damn sure respect your tech expertise here, if I could pick your brain I would, but I don't like ... y'know, legitimizing the absurd prices on ebay and etc, when we both know that you can find great stuff for free As for big CRTs, plenty of recent posts about people just barely fitting them in their car, people definitely want them
You have to make an agreement with management and come up with a good caise. Just getting them will result in fines. But there might me more corrupt countries don't giving a s.
@@RetroTechUSA I was talking more about the fact your titles always seem to imply the only good way to game on a crt is with a super high quality display when even cheep crts can have a very nice picture i like your videos btw
Dude, that JVC handles Composite with pristine clarity. It's absolutely beautiful. I really would love to see Super Mario Bros. 3 running on RFU for this machine. I bet it's flawless!
It does have a good picture
@@RetroTechUSA I noticed the Commodore 1701 has a different looking color palate compared to the 1702. Why is that? I figured maybe it's just settings or is that just how different they actually are?
@@the1ucidone the 1702 has a slightly different colour phosphor so that might have something to do with it
@@mikewieclawek314 So why are their so many different phosphor's? Is it because they use a different chemical make-up and amount? I don't really understand phosphors well enough yet.
@@the1ucidone Not sure the exact reason why, but I think darker phosphor will give deeper blacks and improve image quality so it makes sense that manufacturers would chase that as the tech advanced. The 1702 does have a bit darker phosphor than the 1701. Unrelated, but the 1702 is also way lighter due to a different power supply.
I'd like to see a degaussing wand round-up. I've always wondered where to get a fair priced decent wand. More comparisons, please!
I was able to get a 27 inch Sony Trinitron for $35 in the Facebook marketplace. Best purchase I've made in a while
Just bought a 32 inch Trinitron for that exact price. Late model 4:3 KV-32FS320 with component inputs and everything, in great condition. Worth setting some craigslist alerts for!
Maybe you could do a video on how to properly pack a smaller crt for shipping? I think that’d be good for those possibly looking to sell and ship smaller crts!
By the way if anyone wants CRT's they are available for Free weekly on the streets of NYC..no Kidding. Its sad to see the massive waste... I try to pick them up when I can but that is no more that 2, I cant store anymore than that.
I found one for free. The power of the Facebook marketplace. It has component inputs, outputs 480i, comes with the remote and can run 50 and 60hz. That last was was really important to me being in the PAL region
That Ikegami-branded DT-V in the background during the unboxing part!! Those DT-Vs are pretty much the best pro CRTs ever. If Adrian sent it in for repairs hopefully it goes well, would love to see a video on that one!
JVC is a great alternative for sure Steve. I started off with JVC because of it's price and moved along to other names because of how cheap they were at the time. Still affordable in my books and glad to see JVC mention in your upload bro.
Maybe for a future video, would you like to discuss on unknown brands that are worth investing into bro? I know the Chinese, Taiwanese, and South Koreans had a few that tried to imitate the quality from Sony and Panasonic at one put Steve.
Anthony..
Thanks Anthony. I will look for some other tare CRTs not normally talked about. I love the JVC tubes also.
I was able to find a PVM 1953MD for around 50$ last year. Probably the best CRT deal I'll ever find.
That is a great deal
Two thumbs up for actually putting the kilometer conversion for all of your viewers who use the metric system (the better system IMO)! Appreciate it! Thank you!
You might be jealous at SCART in the US, we can forget 50 bucks 1701's. Here they do like 120-150€.
The 1084 is a lot more affordable, a lot sharper, and it does TTL RGBi and regular analog RGB too. But if you don't need S-video or C/Y, then SCART TVs are your best bet.
i got lucky and found me a 1989 era RCA colortrack crt tv for four dollars US at a thrift store and it still works like a champ and has no signs of tube issues or anything
Ahh, interesting to finally see a JVC model that uses that same shell mould! I have four 1701 Commodore monitors, only one had a mysterious hole in the bottom centre dark brown bezel... Got my answer - it was where the JVC badge would go. Still hunting down other models that use this shell... Behind the Commodore logo and 1701 plate on this same particular shell, are a bunch of holes. Looks like for 2 LEDs, 4 or more buttons and possible an LED channel number display. Would love to eventually find what model and branding was used with that full setup
With CRT's it sometimes feels like the best times to get those are long gone. If you can make a deal with city recycling, you might be able to get some on a budget.
Today you need to hunt for other vintage gems: Plasma and CCFL LCD's. These often have an abundance of retro gaming connectors, and may not CRT accurate, but still an amazing picture quality. Some have really nice upscalers and denoise algoritms. Those PC Engine Soldier games look stellar on a 40 inch plasma over the SCART plug. I found very decent plasma's from Panansonic for 30€ or such.
That's pretty nice. Would love to add one more crt to my room but I am running out of space.
Thanks, Space is always a struggle with CRTs it seams.
I'd love to see a comparison of those three monitors. I'm loving the picture on my 1702.
I have a curious issue watching 4:3 DVDs on it. If I play a DVD on my PS2, Xbox 360, or DVD player. I get this strange peeling at the top of the screen. It's as if one of the interlaced frames is being peeled down like a piece of paper. 4:3 video games however look perfect.
Very nice!! Wish we had cheap monitors here in Canada. Thanks for sharing!
the last 2 years i found allot of broken rgb monitors all les that 15 euros ! i even found a fake bvm philips that was used as a on the go monitor for tv production editing ,it had coax mod on top of the case i think for a vcr
That's the most color vibrant crt i ever seen
Nice. I know Philips was the OEM for the Commodore 1084, and they made their own Philips branded unit, and also a couple for Atari as well. But I didn't know JVC made their own version of the 1701/02, cool! I'm still hunting for a 1701/02 that's not $500 "untested" 😒
Man, those sellers are dreaming! I think I may have a 1084 hiding somewhere around here. Those are hard to find too.
I'm really upset I had to get rid of my 32" Philips.
They weren't. They bought their tubes in Taiwan. Philips, unlike Sony, was hamstering all sort of tubes for their products. They even used ones from Loewe in Germany, which were much better than their own made-in-Europe tubes. The 1084 is definitely not a Philips tube.
Did some searching, and tubes used in the 1084 were from Daewoo, Hitachi, Toshiba and Samsung.
Hoping you've already made the CRT comparison video of these 3.
Where I live in Tennessee I saw 8 crts on the side of the road some were tvs other were computer monitors but I didn’t pick up any of em and don’t know if anyone else has, but they’re long gone now.
nothing compares to the warm X ray glow of a tube.
Man the market of USA for CRT is crazy, in South America you can find any multy region crt TV wide or normal, hd or sd for less than 30 USD or almost free, i think that its because the latest company to close CRT Production was Sony and Philips in Chile, Brazil and Argentina and the were produced till 2010
A question that you think about a Téknika MJ-10 monitor, is it a good monitor?
Beautiful monitor
seems like this challenge is gonna be even harder now :( saw one of these for 300 on ebay, yikes.
very good video, here in Chile it is difficult to find a PVM monitor at a good price, they are very rare to see, and the ones you find have super high prices, anyway greetings from Chile c:
In brazil too, I was lucky to find a JVC- tm 9u for a fair price
That goes for everywhere, not just South America.
Can you find tiny SCART Trinitrons like the 1440/1450?
I just grabbed 2 cvm-1250s at $50 each off Marketplace. One is a '78, the other '81. Very happy with the '81.
Today was a KV-36FS120 for $50... wow is it huge...
Lucky that arrived in one piece. That packing was shockingly bad.
Although its getting quite hard don't give up great deals can still be found I was able to get a JVC 1750cg for $100 in australia! around 8 months ago its still very much possible!
Did you have to get it shipped?
@@Vvewa thankfully No was quite local actually
Any 20" consumer set from 1990-2000 will do.
I'd love to see a comparison of the composite signal and the proprietary s video signal on those Commodore monitors
Interesting difference in video inputs. It would have been nice for the 1701/1702 inputs to have been in the rear.
I got my CRT for only £5 at my local charity shop and it supports RGB via SCART.
Great. I try to convince charity shops I visit to accept CRT's, especially the decent brands. Most say they quit accepting them, but now they reconsider. I also say: accept ANYTHING that has SONY on it. It will sell. Even in our Philips city.
What a cool set!
Hey, I’m in Virginia as well. What area are you in? I have some Sony PVM’s that need repair. 😁
When using a degaussing wand is it okay to have other CRTs nearby? Are other equipment ok to have as well? For instance consoles, VCRs etc.
thanks for the name of the game you present in the monitors.
I don't need ask you be again ❤
Nice score!
Hi, my PVM 14N1U Line A button don't work when I press then! Can you help me? Thank u!
I found some old pelco security monitors that use BNC inputs. Is there a good signal conversion kit that would convert from rca to bnc that you would recommend?
Yes, please compare them :)
I really do need a CRT, But like a 15" one, I move alot. So logging a 19" is a No Go anymore, I'm also 50..
I just picked up a DynaFlat Samsung for $25. Waiting on a remote to mess with service menu. Otherwise it’s in pretty good shape
I haven't seen a CRT work for more than 12 hours since 2016...
3d printing the cover might be a good solution =)
I can already see the JVC price getting higher :)
make a video on the inside please ,want to know if it has the same shielden ,the speaker ,the svideo switch etc etc
Nice box...
For a composite video crt there's not really much reason to spend money. You still can find them on the side of the road, not nearly as commonly as 10 years ago, but I see one out maybe about once every 2 months and I've never found a trash crt that doesn't still work
Same here in NYC, I find awesome ones all the time on the street which unfortunately I cannot pick up because I have too much junk.
I find them occasionally but you have to be quick as people just lob off the power cords for copper scrap. I absolutely hate people that go around doing that. There is a special place in hell for these POS.
would love to see more, i'd pay you to help me with my crt issues.
So many old tv's with only RF inputs out there, if only someone would show us how to add composite inputs...
Nice wand, where can I get one of those?
Is there a way to fix screen burn in? i just found a fairly cheap Samsung SMC-210FN with that issue!
Discoloration? Easily fixable with a proper degauss. Burn-in as in you can see stuff on the CRT even when it's turned off? Nope. Needs a new tube
That degaussing ring might damage the SD card in the Krikzz cart FYI.
The CRT tube in the 1701 is pathetic. The darker the shade of grey a CRT TV tube is when turned off the better. If it isn't a Sony Trinitron or Panasonic Quintrix it's going to be crap as far as the 8bit ERA goras. If you are talking SNES/PS1 generation replace Sony with Mitsubishi Diamondtron. I am a TV engineer btw.
I am a massive C64 and Amiga afficionado, and I agree. The 1084-s D1 and D2 were better but TV's like Sony CRT flatscreens with S-Video are usually better.
The output from a C64 was pathetic, so it did not matter. What idiot decided to deliver a computer with purple-on-purple text?
@@lovemadeinjapan Actually the output even from RF on a £100 1983 TV was perfect. And yet the rivals like BBC, rubber speccy and atari 800 and the cpc via RF modulator were inferior and that is facts from 1984 when I used all this gear at same time.
@@madcommodore Huh? The BBC Micro and CPC were RGB out. The CPC did not even have an RF modulator. Never tested the Beeb, but the CPC is very clean with its output. Speccy not no much, but the font and text colour were much better than the C64. My P2000T wins it though when it comes to output quality. RGB is flawless with 40/80 column switch on the fly, and the RF out is pretty well implemented too.
I replaced my Commodore 1084 with a Sony KV-H1610D. Best Amiga picture with Scart RGB. Better Black than my LG Oled. Lol.
That 16 inch Sony is uber rare. I have it and I can confirm it is awesome. You have the headphones for it as well? I have a second super rare 16 inch: the KV-16WT1U which is a super cute wide screen.
@@lovemadeinjapan No, I don' t own the headphones. It is that infrared on Top of the Case, isn't it? My cylon CRT.
@@mantrahus There might have been a charger rack, I don't have that, my headphones have AA batteries as power supply.
ENOUGH JIBBER JABBER!
Why is that JVC Identical in shape and design to the Commodore Monitor? hmmm>??
iam working on a commodore 1901 now bought it for 10 euros no power ,fuse blows when i turn it on
Shame the JVC does not have svideo like the other 2. commodore monitors are the last good deal out there. Yah there no pvm but they are less likely to have problems if you're planning to keep retro games for the next 30 years. There a reliable option
possible to do RGB mod?
More?
I never liked the Commodore 1700 series, they do have S-Video, but their tube have a really bad dot pitch and thus have poor resolution. The obvious star is of course the Commodore 1084, but even the 1081 (less connectivity) is a way better monitor than the 1700 series. TVs from the 90s generally have pretty good tubes and electronics and compete pretty with with a Commodore 1084... if they have SCART input... which makes it a mostly European party. Still you could consider to RGB mod a 90s TV, gets you a good retro gaming monitor at a good price.
I find, at least with NTSC, that the 1702 is pretty much the perfect retro gaming monitor. The dot pitch does a great job of mitigating the damn visible scanline gap effect (like on a 1084), and it's a great match for the usual 256 to 320 pixel horizontal resolution used by most games of the era.
It also has really good brightness, contrast, and color, at least with NTSC. The 1084 is so muted and dull in comparison. Of course, it's far better for 80 column text and anything in HIRES interlace mode (the interlacing gets rid of the damn visible scanline gaps).
I really hate the visible scanline gap effect ... it's like looking through Venetian blinds tilted halfway.
Weird that JVC doesn't have S-video like the Commodore version does.
its not exactly S-Video, its Chroma-Luma which is wha S-Video is but I find the separated analog cables do ot compare to an actual S-Video connector...at least not on a Commodore 1084-S monitor.
My question is how did you find one of those jvc monitors for that price!?!?! Every time I look, they're like $200+
I was looking for something cheap, so this was an auction for 10 days that no one else bids on. You will pay a premium price if it includes the button cover.
There will be millions of CRTs around as when the LCDs started coming in they were dumped en masse years ago. The challenge is to find a good one, especially a 1701 or a 1702 or something similar, as now they will also be getting long in the tooth.
Most S-video TV's are better than any commodore ones. Ive had them all and the TV's at S-Video are definitely better.
Damn since you made a video, now they'll all cost $10000 morbillion dollars
why dont you have a discort channel or facebouk group
C’mon man, over here you find +20 inches for free!
Ok, so it is including shipment, so basicly for free 😀👍
Yeah, I mean it was $10 Without the shipping fees.
People (nutters) are asking $250-300 CAD in my area for those Commodore monitors. I'd happily pay $50.
Here's a new challenge. Order a new crt from China for under $100. And tell us how you did it so we can do it. HAHAHAHA
Crts are given away for free all over the world every day, y'all shouldn't be spending mountains of money on this stuff
One guy in the Collective tried three times to give away a 36" trini
Nobody wants 99% of those big CRTs. $50 is far from a mountain of money.
@@RetroTechUSA You know darn well that CRTs are given away every day, and as many end up being thrown away because nobody would take them for free. I don't wanna argue with you man, I'm a fan and I damn sure respect your tech expertise here, if I could pick your brain I would, but I don't like ... y'know, legitimizing the absurd prices on ebay and etc, when we both know that you can find great stuff for free
As for big CRTs, plenty of recent posts about people just barely fitting them in their car, people definitely want them
Do you sell them?
get them free from the dump
Cool, do it!
You have to make an agreement with management and come up with a good caise. Just getting them will result in fines. But there might me more corrupt countries don't giving a s.
horror sissors 😢
there is no such thing as a "retro gaming CRT" stop acting as if the only good crts are pvms/bvms/whatever is overhyped and expensive
This isn't a PVM Jacob. Go make this comment on one of those videos.
@@RetroTechUSA I was talking more about the fact your titles always seem to imply the only good way to game on a crt is with a super high quality display when even cheep crts can have a very nice picture i like your videos btw
lol cant believe you used "Retro Gaming crt" smh
Believe Michael. You must BELIEVE in the CRT!
@@RetroTechUSA I love them probably will send you a megaview soon lol but "gaming crt" lol
It's kind of a common term nowadays since basically no one wants CRTs except people who want to play old games on them.