Nice setup mate! Ive got a 29" phillips crt and a 21" phillips crt tv for my retro consoles have a working 90s vcr combo 14" crt put away also :) I play mainly ps2,3 and original xbox c:
We have a pretty similar setup except mine is messy and no wire management, yours looks perfect. I have 27" 310 w/ original stand, 14"/20" Sony PVM + 65" LG OLED with all the consoles except Gamecube and PC Engine. Building the setup is the most fun part! The 310's rule though, so many inputs and the picture and sound are stunning.
Great setup. I put together my setup this past summer. Moved out from my parents house at the beginning of the summer. It was a long journey having to get all the furniture and put it all together but it's worth the payoff seeing it all organized and all the titles you've collected over the years be easily displayed. I know you must be proud of your setup as well.
Oh man, this is a dream setup if I ever did see one! I have a 36" FV310 with matching stand, and one day I'm hoping to get a matching 36" SD version of the TV as well, with a nice high end flat panel in the middle like you have here. Very nice! Thanks for the inspiration :D
Wow that’s a big retro undertaking.I’m like this on 1960’s cars love my old cars I also do like old PSP games and love old 8mm movies playing on projector love the sound
Still waiting for those HDRV Dreamcast component cables as well...if they even come out. For now I have the DC hooked up with S Video which still looks pretty good.
Yeah, I like it a lot. I enjoy playing on the CRT, but when I’m with friends of when my kids are down here it’s nice to utilize the bigger screen. Also occasionally nice to be able to throw on a movie on one screen while gaming on the other. It’s pretty versatile.
I did! HDRetrovision sadly never came through with their tables, but RetroGamingCables over in the UK put together a solid YPbPr cable using tech they licensed from Mike Chi. I’m very happy with it.
Nice setup! Thank you for sharing! How are you getting the Mister into your CRT? Or is it only on the Flat screen? Get a Mister to Jamma board for your NEOGEO cab!
I have the analog IO board on my MiSTer which outputs YPbPr to the CRT. It also connects to the OLED panel via HDMI. This is nice for several of the vertically oriented arcade games which would display sideways on the CRT or the computer cores with the oddball resolutions and refresh rates that my CRT doesn’t support.
hi !! I have that television! One question... what are your color settings? contrast, brightness, color, sharpness, color temperature, ClearEdge VM and DynaBlack? Please I would appreciate the help. Good video ! thank you
how often do flat tvs distort nes images? I hear conflicting things. I hear some crts from mid 2000s are often digital and while great for consoles with component from ps2 era apparently artifacts can still be introduced to older 90s games similar to a modern lcd. I want a tv with s video for n64 and would like my nes hooked up to it.
That is a myth. There is nothing inherently different about flat CRTs apart from the fact that the glass is flat and they have a more complicated deflection circuit to compensate for the geometry distortion. They handle the inputs just the same as a curved CRT. That said, some late model CRT TVs used digital signal processing which *does* introduce combing artifacts in 240p images. It depends on the features of the TV, not the curve of the glass. If a TV supports 480p or 720p or 1080i, it is probably one you want to stay away from because it will attempt to upscale 240p and 480i to the tube’s native resolution and it will do a very bad job of it. That is where the confusion lies.
yeah, it could use a bit of love. I plan to do a full capacitor replacement and yoke adjustment when I can find the free time, but it’s pretty good most of the time.
Looked at the kallax myself some time ago but couldn't find the options for the kinda setup you did. Any tips? What is that long cabinet shelf where you keep modern stuff called?
The long shelf where I house my modern consoles is a black-brown BESTÅ TV unit. I purchased the extra shelves and legs separately. The KALLAX shelf as I mentioned is the result of mixing a 3x3 and a 2x2 configuration into two 3x2 shelves. They sell the glass shelves and drawer inserts separately. Since the KALLAX doesn’t come with a back board, I purchased some Elmers foam boards from a craft store and cut them to size, then drilled holes at measured locations to feed cables through. It was a chore, but it came out looking very clean.
One of the most well thought setup I've seen, seems like the perfect room. Subscribed to see more in the future! Now just add some dimmed lights and maybe some RGB-strips (don't overdo it though). Nice CRT-TV is a must in a setup like this. This one is awesome! Model?
This is an awesome and practical setup 📐 Is the Sony Triton the best CRT to get? Also what the model number for that small TV you have by the Gameboy boxes? I see them all the time and I want one.
The CRT on the top of the shelf is an 8” Sony PVM that I picked up at a gaming swap-meet early this year. I mostly use it to bench test arcade PCBs. The bigger set is a 27” fv310 Trinitron. It is one of the better consumer sets you can buy (if you can find one). They come in 32” and 36” sizes also, but I have heard the bigger sets tend to have geometry issues.
no exhaust fan, but there is plenty of ventilation in the back of the cabinet. the drawers don’t have anything in them that would generate much heat, just the power bricks and the component switcher and usually I only have one console on at a time so I’m not terribly worried about those power bricks.
I found a 32” FV310 or a 27”FV310 nearby me for sale but I’m not sure which one would be better for graphics and scanlines etc. which one would you recommend?
They’re both the same set, just different size. Get whatever you have space for. FWIW, the larger sets tend to have more geometry issues, but I still wish I had a bigger one.
@@Lilwebstarr literally the only difference is the voltage regulator in the fv310 which prevents the image geometry from expanding when bright images are displayed… something that if you weren’t looking for it, you wouldn’t notice it…. also the fv310 has a different colored front bezel and one extra component video input. Other than that they are identical.
this is my dream lol. PS2 looks Horrible on my 4G LG CX 65 inch with Adapter. I need a Triniton with 40 inch. But i live in Europe so Switzerland. And here is PAL Signal. There is no much CRT. And Ebay is Empty. And SHIPPING Cost more, than the product. because CRT are Heavy. Sadly. I can not change that. I remember as a Kid. First CRT Sony triniton. then 2006 the last CRT, a very huge CRT from JVC. I miss him
Get yourself a Retrotink 5x. The motion adaptive deinterlacing feature is some sort of voodoo magic… it makes my PS2 games look great on the OLED now without any input latency.
I used a retrotink scart to ybpbr converter for my DC (I also use the Beharbros scart vga box which can do 480p over SCART which is pretty sick), awesome setup though! I'm working on a ybpbr setup with around 12 consoles and 4 TVs (1080i HD CRT, and 2 15khz CRTs, 1 QLED with OSSC upscaling), yours is super clean and organized though, I may steal your idea with the IKEA custom shelves. I RGB modded my N64, did you mod your NES?
The contrast on the Trinitron looks better in person than it does in this video. CRTs are notoriously hard to capture correctly and I’m just using my iPhone camera here 😅
Really nice and clean setup but at 1:57 those consoles need better ventilation..Specially the PS1 and Xbox are literally covering eachother's ventilations by been that close to eachother.
The back of the cabinet under the TV has a very large ventilation hole so they aren’t completely contained in there, but I do intend to re-arrange everything in there a bit better once I get my second gCompSw
I had considered it, but component looks so good on this I’d be hard pressed to notice the difference. Though SCART cables are probably a hell of a lot cheaper than HD Retrovision component cables, that’s for sure…
@Mike Greiling Bob with retro rgb does say that in a side by side comparison RGB looks better. Still he recommends not to discharge 32” crt that has component already just to get rgb. If someone does then that would be awesome.
@@johndee759 I'm sure that largely depends on the set and how well it decodes YPbPr. Some may be better than others. "Theoretically" YPbPr is a lossless conversion to and from RGB, it's just a different way of representing the same signal. If you watch some of Bob's old "retro roundtable" videos, Ste from HD Retrovision and Zack (a.k.a."Voultar") talk at length about it.
@@mikegreiling I also agree. It’s all preference and taste at that point. I for example prefer consumer TVs that have a flat tube just like the almighty fv310. I love when the picture is cold and crispy. Others want curved tubes due to their geometry. We are just so nerdy.
My wii is boxed up in the closet, but I have my Wii U set up under the flatscreen. Currently no way to play Wii games on the Trinitron sadly, but I may take it out once I get my second gCompSw in the next few weeks
That stand and the crt is so aestheticly pleasing so clean
This is probably the best video game setup I’ve ever seen. You absolutely crushed it.
yes he did!
Nice setup mate! Ive got a 29" phillips crt and a 21" phillips crt tv for my retro consoles have a working 90s vcr combo 14" crt put away also :) I play mainly ps2,3 and original xbox c:
You did one hell of a job here! Looks fantastic! Kudos!
thanks!
We have a pretty similar setup except mine is messy and no wire management, yours looks perfect. I have 27" 310 w/ original stand, 14"/20" Sony PVM + 65" LG OLED with all the consoles except Gamecube and PC Engine. Building the setup is the most fun part! The 310's rule though, so many inputs and the picture and sound are stunning.
Great setup. I put together my setup this past summer. Moved out from my parents house at the beginning of the summer. It was a long journey having to get all the furniture and put it all together but it's worth the payoff seeing it all organized and all the titles you've collected over the years be easily displayed. I know you must be proud of your setup as well.
It's my Dream to have a space to put all my retro consoles, amazing work man, very neet.
That's awesome, fantastic clean setup
like having kids, you're never ready. it's never complete.
Very slick integration, well done my friend.
Oh man, this is a dream setup if I ever did see one! I have a 36" FV310 with matching stand, and one day I'm hoping to get a matching 36" SD version of the TV as well, with a nice high end flat panel in the middle like you have here. Very nice! Thanks for the inspiration :D
The FV310 is a SD set. Did you mean HD?
@@mikegreiling Yes, I meant I have the 36" HD set :)
Amazing set up ! the wiring and cable management must have been a nightmare but well worth it.
Wow that’s a big retro undertaking.I’m like this on 1960’s cars love my old cars I also do like old PSP games and love old 8mm movies playing on projector love the sound
Sweet, this is amazing and very organized game room, thanks for sharing
Had that crt best picture I've ever seen really.
Great job keeping it organized.
Great taste in this room and love that FV310
Very nice work. This looks great.
Still waiting for those HDRV Dreamcast component cables as well...if they even come out. For now I have the DC hooked up with S Video which still looks pretty good.
Fantastic game room!
That is a killer set up. One of the nicest I have seen. Great job!👍👍👍
This room is a dream of my childhood
This has been a long time goal for me trying to get everything hooked up all onto one tv i just picked up a kv32fs100 and i am so excited
I'm so proud too. I hope to setup something similar with a CRT and all the Consoles connected
Great set up
+ MISTer FPGA = perfection
Your setup is super clean! Well done!
This is killer. Bravo.
extremely organized setup btw
thanks!
Fantastic set up. Congratulations 👏
Just found your channel. Game room tour in the near future? Thanks
I love your setup! That is an epic setup! I love how you can play on the crt or new monitor that is a great idea!
Yeah, I like it a lot. I enjoy playing on the CRT, but when I’m with friends of when my kids are down here it’s nice to utilize the bigger screen. Also occasionally nice to be able to throw on a movie on one screen while gaming on the other. It’s pretty versatile.
Bro your setup is 🔥🔥🔥🔥👍👍
Great setup! You must be proud.
Really nice setup. Great job.
Very nice TV and gaming corner
Great setup. Congratulations
Thanks!
Looks great, well done
I got the fv310… I wish I could find the matching stand!
What a beautiful setup, but how did you get that OLED tv to show those beautiful scan lines?
The RetroTink 5x. It’s pricy, but it’s at the heart of my setup and I find it invaluable
Nice setup man!
Awesome set up, one of the best I've seen. Did you ever get cables for the Dreamcast?
I did! HDRetrovision sadly never came through with their tables, but RetroGamingCables over in the UK put together a solid YPbPr cable using tech they licensed from Mike Chi. I’m very happy with it.
Sick collection and setup 🤟
Wow 😮 😍
Looks nice and clean!!
Lovely setup dude!!!
Great setup. If they’re all modded/going to be modded. Why do you still prefer a CRT Tv for retroing instead of a modern flatscreen?
Nice setup! Thank you for sharing! How are you getting the Mister into your CRT? Or is it only on the Flat screen? Get a Mister to Jamma board for your NEOGEO cab!
I have the analog IO board on my MiSTer which outputs YPbPr to the CRT. It also connects to the OLED panel via HDMI. This is nice for several of the vertically oriented arcade games which would display sideways on the CRT or the computer cores with the oddball resolutions and refresh rates that my CRT doesn’t support.
Soul Caliber on SEGA Greamcast is all you need. I love SEGA
I remember that tv. TV weighted 300 pounds
hi !! I have that television! One question... what are your color settings? contrast, brightness, color, sharpness, color temperature, ClearEdge VM and DynaBlack? Please I would appreciate the help. Good video ! thank you
Killer setup
how often do flat tvs distort nes images? I hear conflicting things. I hear some crts from mid 2000s are often digital and while great for consoles with component from ps2 era apparently artifacts can still be introduced to older 90s games similar to a modern lcd. I want a tv with s video for n64 and would like my nes hooked up to it.
That is a myth. There is nothing inherently different about flat CRTs apart from the fact that the glass is flat and they have a more complicated deflection circuit to compensate for the geometry distortion. They handle the inputs just the same as a curved CRT.
That said, some late model CRT TVs used digital signal processing which *does* introduce combing artifacts in 240p images. It depends on the features of the TV, not the curve of the glass. If a TV supports 480p or 720p or 1080i, it is probably one you want to stay away from because it will attempt to upscale 240p and 480i to the tube’s native resolution and it will do a very bad job of it. That is where the confusion lies.
Great setup!
That’s so cool. One day I hope to do pretty much the same thing.
Killer setup! Maybe get that Trinitron checked for convergence/geometry?
yeah, it could use a bit of love. I plan to do a full capacitor replacement and yoke adjustment when I can find the free time, but it’s pretty good most of the time.
@@mikegreiling Nice!
Neo Geo AES would look amazing there :p
I’ve got a Neo Geo MVS cabinet off-screen. I’d love to get an AES one day but that console is ridiculously expensive to collect for
Nice setup!
Yoo im working on a suprisingly similar setup!! With a nice trinitron at the side
Looked at the kallax myself some time ago but couldn't find the options for the kinda setup you did. Any tips?
What is that long cabinet shelf where you keep modern stuff called?
The long shelf where I house my modern consoles is a black-brown BESTÅ TV unit. I purchased the extra shelves and legs separately.
The KALLAX shelf as I mentioned is the result of mixing a 3x3 and a 2x2 configuration into two 3x2 shelves. They sell the glass shelves and drawer inserts separately.
Since the KALLAX doesn’t come with a back board, I purchased some Elmers foam boards from a craft store and cut them to size, then drilled holes at measured locations to feed cables through. It was a chore, but it came out looking very clean.
Are those Polk speakers?
One of the most well thought setup I've seen, seems like the perfect room. Subscribed to see more in the future! Now just add some dimmed lights and maybe some RGB-strips (don't overdo it though). Nice CRT-TV is a must in a setup like this. This one is awesome! Model?
I can tell you it looks like either a KV27-FV310 or KV32-FV310. One of the best consumer CRTs ever
It’s a 27” Sony fv310 with matching stand. I got super lucky when I saw it pop up locally on facebook marketplace.
@@mikegreiling wow I would love to find a 310 on FB!!!
This is an awesome and practical setup 📐
Is the Sony Triton the best CRT to get? Also what the model number for that small TV you have by the Gameboy boxes? I see them all the time and I want one.
The CRT on the top of the shelf is an 8” Sony PVM that I picked up at a gaming swap-meet early this year. I mostly use it to bench test arcade PCBs. The bigger set is a 27” fv310 Trinitron. It is one of the better consumer sets you can buy (if you can find one). They come in 32” and 36” sizes also, but I have heard the bigger sets tend to have geometry issues.
You should think about adding a battery backup in case you have a power outage or a brownout. Surge protectors don’t protect.
Do you have exhaust fan or fans in that closed cabinet and drawer?
no exhaust fan, but there is plenty of ventilation in the back of the cabinet. the drawers don’t have anything in them that would generate much heat, just the power bricks and the component switcher and usually I only have one console on at a time so I’m not terribly worried about those power bricks.
I have two multichannel sound systems, one for my 4k with Big speakers like yours and another with small speakers for My crt tv retro corner
Amazing 😁
Very nice setup! I have something very similar. I’ll probably make a video of it.
Nice man cave.
Very Nice
I found a 32” FV310 or a 27”FV310 nearby me for sale but I’m not sure which one would be better for graphics and scanlines etc. which one would you recommend?
They’re both the same set, just different size. Get whatever you have space for. FWIW, the larger sets tend to have more geometry issues, but I still wish I had a bigger one.
@@mikegreiling Ok I managed to get a FV300 nearby me. Is there any differences between the FV310 or the 300 that are amazing?
@@Lilwebstarr literally the only difference is the voltage regulator in the fv310 which prevents the image geometry from expanding when bright images are displayed… something that if you weren’t looking for it, you wouldn’t notice it…. also the fv310 has a different colored front bezel and one extra component video input. Other than that they are identical.
@@mikegreiling Gotcha thank you!
Nice
love the setup! is your oled the C1?
it’s a C9 actually, I’m a little jealous of the C1s but this model is still pretty great
¡¡Amazing Collection Retro💜🎮💜Games
this is my dream lol. PS2 looks Horrible on my 4G LG CX 65 inch with Adapter. I need a Triniton with 40 inch. But i live in Europe so Switzerland. And here is PAL Signal. There is no much CRT. And Ebay is Empty. And SHIPPING Cost more, than the product. because CRT are Heavy. Sadly. I can not change that. I remember as a Kid. First CRT Sony triniton. then 2006 the last CRT, a very huge CRT from JVC. I miss him
Sony upscale better. Ps2 looks incredible on my oled a8h. Try getting a backwards compatible ps3.
@@superbn0va i have 6 PS3s Backward Compatible. On of them, new from 2007. is for sale.
Get yourself a Retrotink 5x. The motion adaptive deinterlacing feature is some sort of voodoo magic… it makes my PS2 games look great on the OLED now without any input latency.
Very clean setup, is that a KV-27FV310?
it is indeed. I lucked out and found it on facebook marketplace for free last year. I had to drive a few hours to pick it up but it was well worth it!
I used a retrotink scart to ybpbr converter for my DC (I also use the Beharbros scart vga box which can do 480p over SCART which is pretty sick), awesome setup though! I'm working on a ybpbr setup with around 12 consoles and 4 TVs (1080i HD CRT, and 2 15khz CRTs, 1 QLED with OSSC upscaling), yours is super clean and organized though, I may steal your idea with the IKEA custom shelves.
I RGB modded my N64, did you mod your NES?
Yes, I used the Tim Worthington mod which probably cost more than the NES did, but it’s absolutely worth it
Pretty cool though I have to say the blacks on the CRT are not good.
Looks like it might need the brightness turned down/darkness turned up
The contrast on the Trinitron looks better in person than it does in this video. CRTs are notoriously hard to capture correctly and I’m just using my iPhone camera here 😅
good job :)
Awesome setup, could you link or tell me the exact models of the shelves you used. Thanks
Ikea KALLAX shelf 3x2 with glass inserts and drawer inserts on the bottom
Can you post a link to the glass shelves you used for the kallax?
www.ikea.com/us/en/p/kallax-glass-shelf-70423765/
Really nice and clean setup but at 1:57 those consoles need better ventilation..Specially the PS1 and Xbox are literally covering eachother's ventilations by been that close to eachother.
Id be more concerned about the ps3 and ps5 building up heat under the flat screen tv
The back of the cabinet under the TV has a very large ventilation hole so they aren’t completely contained in there, but I do intend to re-arrange everything in there a bit better once I get my second gCompSw
@@mikegreiling othankgod
cleaning all that must be painful hahah
room tour
soon
I know this tv has already component but I would like to see someone rgb Scart mod this tv.
I had considered it, but component looks so good on this I’d be hard pressed to notice the difference. Though SCART cables are probably a hell of a lot cheaper than HD Retrovision component cables, that’s for sure…
@Mike Greiling Bob with retro rgb does say that in a side by side comparison RGB looks better. Still he recommends not to discharge 32” crt that has component already just to get rgb. If someone does then that would be awesome.
@@johndee759 I'm sure that largely depends on the set and how well it decodes YPbPr. Some may be better than others. "Theoretically" YPbPr is a lossless conversion to and from RGB, it's just a different way of representing the same signal. If you watch some of Bob's old "retro roundtable" videos, Ste from HD Retrovision and Zack (a.k.a."Voultar") talk at length about it.
@@mikegreiling I also agree. It’s all preference and taste at that point. I for example prefer consumer TVs that have a flat tube just like the almighty fv310. I love when the picture is cold and crispy. Others want curved tubes due to their geometry. We are just so nerdy.
I was going to hook up a ASUS ROG 2 phone to it :)
Where’s your Wii at?
My wii is boxed up in the closet, but I have my Wii U set up under the flatscreen. Currently no way to play Wii games on the Trinitron sadly, but I may take it out once I get my second gCompSw in the next few weeks
What monitor is that?
you should Air BnB your home
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