Playing The Playstation 5 On A Sony CRT TV
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Rich Tomorrow: The truth is I am actually completely insane because I talk to porcelain chickens and have a fetish for cucumbers and horses. Lets get into it.
Rare occasion indeed
Rich Tomorrow: Also this isn't a CRT TV, it's a gaming monitor....let's get into it
So true.
Let's get into it, baby!
Rare footage of Rich actually reviewing tech… in the USA. We’re into it.
Rich Tomorrow: I filmed my CRT video in Canada. Let’s get into it.
Rich Tomorrow: I filmed the CRT video in India on a pile of burning corpses.....LET'S GET INTO IT
For a while it was ReviewEDP445USA
😂
Oh, we’re into it. The horses are coming! 🐎
The prophecy
Its finally happened
They called me crazy but its here
They said it couldn't, wouldn't, be done. But here we are
Rich is reviewing tech.....
Not only is he reviewing tech, he's reviewing tech in the United States of America
They all said we were mad, BUT WHO'S MAD NOW??!!!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHA WAH WAH WAH AHA HAHAHA HAAAAA HA haha hehhehehehehehehehehe heeeeeeeehaw hee haw
Almost makes me think about getting one.
I got rid of my sony 32 inch CRT TV 6 years ago. I'm still feeling it in my lower back today. Lol! Almost like hauling a piano!
no kidding. thing freaking thing weighs more than an adult woman.
It definitely is like moving a piano. Which I have also done
They’re also built like tanks. You can hit a crt screen with a hammer and it can be ok.
Now that I'm in my mid 40s a definitely couldn't imagine going back to these CRT TVs regardless of what some hipster kid in his early twenties is trying to tech lecture me on retro buying one. I'm more than glade that most modern tvs now roughly weigh about what their screen size is and it will only get better once we have oleds that you'll just roll on to your wall and call it a day.
@@angelgjr1999 one time when I was younger I spent like a hour in the woods tryna break one with a sledge hammer 😂 didn’t even crack
CRT= Carlos and Rich together playing on CRT TV.
CRTPOCT…
Hello phantom
That was on spot C-Carlos & RT-Reviewtech
@@TurboExpress007 Hi 👋🏼
The motion clarity on CRT is unbeatble
Until you see vr.
@@helloguy8934 False
@@helloguy8934
Depends on the head set. Quest 2 has motion retina clarity, with it's sub 1ms motion persistence. The best a PSVR2 can do is 2ms(Not headmovent blur-free, but close) when you plunk the VR brightness slider down to '0'...But then you've got a super bleak dim image. The PSVR2 drives me crazy with it's frenel lenses and the fact that it's OLED display trades motion clarity for brightness. :P
@80sHolic7 You can achieve that on monitors too. The xg2431 for example is very tweakable. It let's you go as low as you want.
@@helloguy8934
Size wize, i'd want 65" and for BFI to get under 10ms latency wise. :P
Imagine if Richie brought back the Cutting Edge Gamer intro for this, just for the sake of irony...
His horses will go wild
i had actually forgotten about cutting edge gamer but now you've reminded me of it and all the memories are coming back
Oh man, the nostalgia....
Lots of lovely memories of me playing PS2 and GameCube on a tiny 4:3 crt at my grandma’s house. Staying up late to watch episodes of Naruto and DBZ on Toonami, too. Time flies.
I like to see richard's obsession with Carlos as Ricardo's obsession with Charles, just to distance myself from the issue.
David lunch
Richard's obsession with Carlos is concerning
He claps those chicken cheeks without a shadow of doubt..
I'm over it, was funny at first but now not so much
His obsession with Ralph is even more concerning.
@@Padawan333 Agreed
Shiiii I got the same obsession. The chicken just not ceramic 🍗
CRT has great qualities over lcd still. Imagine the possibilities if Sony decided to manufacture modern ones.
Even Plasma does!!
@@MegaFinalRound Plasma is a little dark when it comes to color and burn ins are an issue as well. They do have great response times though.
Funny that there are so many people who want new ones. In EU the idea is already banned btw by the Energy Efficiency rating which ranks CRTs worse than the any OLED. US, is it really worth to only make CRTs for one continent when all knowledge has been discarded?
@@SKY11211213 they can advertise good enough and educate gamers for a time about its qualities like digital foundry and then manufacture. However, you're right, it's still a risk business wise but they can pull it off. Also, that's going to be only gamer exclusive. Because I imagine they won't be making 65 inch crt to replace an OLED lol. But if Sony somehow advertised it good enough they can sell it.
I don't think anyone is willing to take the risk considering how it's been forgotten and its production cost.
@notKingForKings well yeah, theyre the ratings of CRTs from back then, with some R&D around the globe, I reckon CRTs could be made more efficient, perhps even as efficient as OLED, new technologies and new research since then
That shipping story is reminding me of when my landlady had a full central AC unit shipped to me and the freight driver literally left it in the middle of the parking lot of my apartment complex, so I'm sliding a 380lb pallet across the street and up curbs like a jerkoff while people around me can't park their cars. Very cool day.
Dude I would of left it there and called the lady you didn’t receive it.
@@Pesticide7G Hahaha there was probably better ways to handle it. Months of quarantine and no a/c definitely has a negative influence on decision making
To be clear, this TV can only display 1080i/540p signals. Any signal that is not 1080i/540p will either be upscaled or downscaled to fit the image. The only kind-of exception is 480p, which is close enough to 540p for the TV to display natively with a little zooming.
I want a "You're a good looking bird" Carlos T-shirt
And a Todd shirt
And a Horse Shirt
And a cucumber t shirt
Why isn't rich making these??? We also need a "rich tomorrow"
We used to have a Sony Wega just like that. My parents fell for the lcd tv marketing and ol’ wega ended up in a landfill :,(
It’s really such a shame that these things are being neglected. I hope Sony makes CRTs again.
No Sony Bravia is replacement TV brand
what@@RobertK1993
I played my 360 days on this exact tv. I wish my dad still had it laying around
For that generation on the PS3 and Xbox 360, some of the plasma and especially these CRT HD TVs were damn good at those intermediate resolutions - 480p, 720p and 1080i - well above and beyond anything else available on the market and for some time after if screen size wasn't a tantamount feature nor the off-setting weight.
@@That_Handle plasma is stilly favorite. I use my plasma every day
Rich CRt Tvs has more field of depth than flat screens that's another advantage.
Dead Space 1 is one of the best showcases imo on a PAL / NTSC CRT set. VGA is dimmer but higher resolution of course.
Rich has Carlos the Chicken on one side, and now he needs a Garden Gnome on the other side.
Its gotta be a gnome with a pic of gabens face glued to it XD
But its not funny and u guys encourage it.
@@dalepreston1695 it is funny, it’s ridiculous and that makes it funny. If you can’t get that, then your sense of humor is too sophisticated for this channel and you should go elsewhere. A lot of us watch this channel for the sheer ridiculousness of Rich, and then the gaming news.
@@k29king1 You are correct about that. Its not very sophisticated, followed by it being just plain forced bad acting. If that funny to you, theres no helping you. Rich does have a sense of humor, but hes waisting it on you idiots simplicity AND y'all encourage it...
@@k29king1 True story- I go on other channels comments and discuss how Rich's viewers think his bad cucumber, horses and chicken jokes are funny, and heres what they say, Rich's audience is a bunch of simpleton idiots. 😆 now thats funny...
Speaking of building your house around a tv... back when the rear projection behemoth hd tvs came out in the 2000s, I had a friend that cut a hole in his wall and recessed the tv in it. The back of the tv filled the entire closet of the room on the other side of the wall. Then a few years later the flat panel lcd's became affordable
"They're not safe for our kids"... we're still here man, we grew up with those things!
We aren't everyone who had those things.
@Trinitron Productions 8...? Why and how do you have 8?
My friend had this Sony CRT back then.... We play my PS2 on that TV. NEVER KNEW IT HAD A HDMI PORT. but obviously i wouldn't know what that meant. But now, IT BLOWS MY MIND😳😳😳😳
🎶Here they come to snuff the Rooster 🎶
I remember walking into a Futureshop in late 2002, and saw a 42" plasma for 11grand Canadian showing the dvd of Attack of the Clones. I thought that was the coolest thing.
We found one of these on the side of the road (pretty sure it’s the same Sony model). Getting it into my friends truck was an absolute nightmare but once we got it into the living room we were blown away. Compared to our cheap Toshiba lcd this Sony is so vibrant and responsive.
Never clicked on a video faster
I used to own a kv-30hs420. I bought it in 2000 from Circuit City for $1000 if I remember correctly. I think it looked better than the LG OLED that I currently own. CRT's have a depth of field and dynamic range that modern TV's can't seem to capture.
This is literally the TV I had when growing up
You had an HD CRT television?
@@MedalionDS9 what so surprising bout that?
I loved my fat tv. I had my fat tv til 2012 then I finally upgraded
@@terrafair3248 "upgraded" yeah riiiiight
@@yourmommashouse HD CRTs were not very common, very expensive
I had a Sony HD CRT a while ago that broke, but the motion handling was still way better on that TV then my current LG C8 OLED 65 inch.
I remember gaming on a Sony Trinitron KV-13M42 13" CRT in my tiny room back in 1993s . Ah glorious days for my Sega/Nintendo consoles.
I have this exact CRT in my living room right next to my 55 Sony 4K LED! It's a great set and i use it to play Original XBOX, PS2 and Wii through component, and the image quality is just excellent. PS3 looks excellent on it through HDMI at 720p as well.
Does anyone still remember plasma televisions?
Yeah. I remember Plasmas. I never owned one but I know people who did. Plasmas were very good. However if you lived in high elevations above 6500ft (about 1950m) they would not work which was one downfall of Plasma TVs.
@@Fender178 They used to have issues with image burn-in and poor viewing angles too. Also the display tended to be darker than a CRT screen would be.
@@doombloomers9609 poor viewing angles ??? They were known to have the best viewing angles. Colour accuracy uniformity and motion still better then today’s oleds and lcds.
(Pioneer Krp)
Didn't last forever but was best for watching movies from 2008-2018 pretty much
I own 3 B&O CRTs which I use for my retro consoles, everything from Sega Saturn to Mega Drive, Snes, GameCube, N64, all hooked up via SCART and the games looks, plays and sounds absolutely beautiful. Just the way they were intended to. I wouldn't want it any other way.
Also MX 8000?
@@ManOfAttitudeLP1998 I have gotten two MX8000, one MX7000, one MX4000 and one BeoVision 1 so far.
@@Philroq7 Damn I want to get my hands on a pristine MX 800 only owned 2 MX 6000 and also owned quite a few PC CRTs HP P1130,HP P1230 and Lacie Electron Blue IV which I still have sold the others.
And my main TV Philips 32PW9551 HD CRT
@@ManOfAttitudeLP1998 I can highly recommend the MX8000. I jumped from MX7000 to 8000 and the difference was amazing. The colours were much more vibrant on the 8000 compared to the 7000. But the 7000 is still awesome.
My parents still have 2 Sony’s crtvs and they look good, I think they’ll never change them
sony tv's are amazing..... and expensive.... and heavy.....(they made the 1st OLED R.I.P. $10k t.v.)
Rich tomorrow: Playstation 5 on Carlos, let’s get into it
LMAO
I've had this TV for a while and I still love using it to this day. I mean, this thing even has a freakin sub in it! Somehow this TV even makes composite inputs look pretty damn decent, that's impressive. I've always been impressed with the picture and even just a couple days ago I was playing SNES via S-Video on it and was thinking yet again "Damn, this looks so good"
And you ain't lying about the weight, I have the 34" and it was a grunt for even two people to lift.
i love how comfortable rich is with being so weird on camera.
This Carlos arc is so engaging. Can't wait for Carlos vs. Horse
I had a CRT Samsung 30" HD television that was 1080i and didn't have that really long back in. It did weigh a ton tho like how Rich explained here. It had 3 HDMI ports in the back and had an amazing picture quality. It was actually called the "slim fit" because it didn't take up much room
Old S-video. That was a helluva upgrade back then.
Never used it. I always used composite then moved on to hdmi.
@@angelgjr1999 I had only S video and radio frequency for years I think last year for my original Xbox I got composite cables and I was amazing on a 2012 Sony Bravia
@@Hellraiser988 I think maybe you
meant component cables?
@@RogueAgentX Naw it's composite I'm actually getting a HDMI adapter cable made spacificaly for the original Xbox since my current TV doesn't support composite only component as the brivia died
@@RogueAgentX as with composite you can get 480i,480p,720p and 1080i video output
i still have my Wii/Gamcube set up in my closet with a CRT, playing smash bros feels so dam good on one of those
As someone who grew up with nothing but non HDMI CRTs until 2014 I will say that no matter how well calibrated it is, a camera cannot do a CRT justice. It’s just so different in person.
Honestly I hope someone starts recycling old CRTs that are on their last leg/broken into smaller(maybe 10-20 inches) 4;3 and 16;9 HDMI CRTs for people who like the low response times or are enthusiasts.
This is actually super cool, and I liked that Rich explained what some of this technology actually is like, how it works, and what the experience plays like. I didn’t know much about CRT, I had heard about it, but didn’t really know the ins and outs. It looks pretty neat and would be a cool vintage TV. I enjoyed seeing some of the games on this and the review. They look pretty cool. Also, happy to see Carlos the chicken 🐓.
There _is_ a DVI-over-HDMI standard, but it isn't guaranteed to be supported by a particular device, or even by all the HDMI inputs on a given TV which _does_ support it.
Rich tomorrow: I will no longer be reviewing tech in the USA, I'm moving to Dubai with Carlos, the horses and my cucumber, let's get into it
I love how far you've taken the Carlos thing
Everyone knows that the true test of lag is Mike Tyson lol
Carlos wasn't even around when Rich came up with the CRT video. The horses are very happy today with this 18 minute video that probably was around 10-20 hours of footage filmed for it. Awesome video!
I moved my Panasonic 32” crt tv a couple of times by myself back in the day and that was the heaviest TV ever. That thing had an amazing picture back then though. The original Xbox looked amazing on it.
I remember when I was able to use component cables in lieu of RF and omg I was in heaven.
@ralynedin I did soment similar with Xbox long time ago av to rf to antenna on black and white tv. Don't ask me how😂😂😂😂😂
I had looked into HD CRT tvs awhile back and I basically found that old Tube Monitors are really good for gaming on PCs and modern consoles as well, I think there are a good few that actually can do 1080p and even 4k but those are mostly the high end monitors from the mid to late 2000s.
I bought an HD-CRT along with my Nintendo Wii back in the day, and man what a treat it was to play Twilight Princess on that TV, and Red Steel, it looked fantastic compared to regular 480p CRT TV’s for gaming on the WII back in the day even though the WII only output 480p.
My first HDTV was Samsung 37" (I believe) flat screen CRT (not a flat panel, but a flat faced CRT), 4:3 set that I got right not too longer after the OG Xbox came out. It displayed 1080i and 720p. Component (and lower) inputs. It looked amazing but weighed a TON. I don't recall what I paid for it, but it wasn't cheap. Flat panel TVs were just coming on the market but were far, far more expensive for less impressive specs (IIRC). I loved this TV - it was a huge upgrade from my ~27" Panasonic that I'd bought some years earlier college. A few years later when I was moving to a small apartment in NYC, I decided to get a flat panel. I sold the CRT set to a neighbor right and was glad I did (did I mention it weighed a ton?). I ended up with a Samsung 37" 1080p panel that I still have in our guest bedroom.
Carlos the chicken 😩
Carlos the chicken 🥵🥵🤤😫 lol
Rich is going to eat that chicken one day lol
The Cajon Wonder 🤣
wander if he’ll eat a$$ first lol while snorting like DSP
@@sinkcat0113 Probably
27" Trinitron with RF switch everyday from Salvation Army awhile back, works fine, going to pick up more tvs I am an antique dealer and go into house auctions that basically give away these old crts and its been like that forever
Great Video. The TLDR for CRTs for modern game systems is 16:10 for PC with 24" (20" in 4:3 with supported games) or a TV CRT of at least 24 inches is needed IF your game preference has long distance combat or seeing things far away.
I own 20"- 4:3 1920x1440p which is really sharp but of course not the same as a flat 1440p screen and the problem here is that most games support 16:9/ and 10, 21:9 and wider but no 4:3 even when it is strait a horizontally smaller window with UI being calculated by percentage (when devs arent lazy) and menus 16:9 with black bars on top and bottom. You can barely see enemies in Call of Duty BR, Stalker Anomaly is harder due to every UI being squished to be properly sized in 16:9 due to being an old game and so on. If you get a game with proper 4:3 support the scale can look true to life as tested in Phasmophobia 4:3 vs VR but here the game isnt properly scalled so that the journal and white boards just hurt same as camera.
If you own a DLSS 2.0 capable card just dont care about CRTs when money is a concern. Quirks can happen like strange flickering or light / synchronization shift due to aging parts. If you pay more than 500€ it is really questionable. 300€ for a PC monitor or one-and-only retro TV maybe. In certain parts of EU you get free 16:9 and 4:3 sets and sometimes cheap professional sets. The true problem is how much space do you loose if you really only get a 4:3 TV and what disadvantages outweigh the positives.
Several years ago, I was lucky enough to pick up that exact Sony HD CRT TV off the craigslist free section! Great set, beautiful picture.
I'm wondering when he's going to hit a million subs
Rolls into a farm with a tractor filled with chickens and horses.
Rich: Welcome to my new farm in celebration of hitting 1 Million subs.
Let's get into it
@@SPCBRAWLERZ Rich will be like the Chinese farmer with 70000 chickens
It depends wether or not Carlos can maintain his sobriety
Never
Digital foundry did a very good video on gaming on crt monitors using pc. They had control running at 720p and they were saying it looks better than 4K and because the GPU was only rendering at 720p you can play on max settings with insane frame rates. Check it out
I have one of these and I swear one of the pleasures of using it is hearing the bang of the degaussing coil activate every time you turn on the set.
The picture DOES look washed out, when compared to OLED.
Rich, your relationship with Carlos the Chicken reminds me of that Adam Sandler song “My little Chicken”. 😂 If you haven’t heard it, you should check it out. 😂😂
Rich tomorrow: Carlos beats me in call of duty and my horses still rage at him. Let's get into it
Convergence strips are the thing to use to calibrate a CRT display. I recently managed to hook up my Nintendo Switch to an RGB-modded 480i Trinitron! And when I tested it out with Kirby and the forgotten land, the response time is incredible and the colors are vibrant, even though the VGA to RGBs converter I'm using isn't of the highest quality. I am planning on swapping it out with a raspberry pi, so I can directly convert the HDMI to RGBs.
I owned a 40" Mitsubishi tube TV back in the day (biggest you could buy at the time). This thing has 4 handles (2 per side) for lifting. 240lbs. I also had a fairly rare 39" RCA 16:9 HD tube that had a DirecTV HD tuner integrated into the set. That had an excellent picture. That ran me $4k at the time at was pushing 200lbs if I remember correctly...
0:02 *** wife walks in and walks straight back out***
Imaginary wives don't do that.
The first HDTV my family had was a Samsung 30" model. I think we got it in either late 2002 or early 2003 and it was pretty nice at the time but didn't have HDMI. Didn't have to deal with the poor contrast or high input lag of the earlier LCD/Plasmas at the time that were also extremely expensive as well.
I still use CRTs for my retro consoles since they were pretty much made for them.
Rich, I have the KV-34HS420, made in 2004 as well, with all of my retro video games hooked up to it through s-video and component inputs. It’s amazing. I was lucky to find it locally in excellent condition about a year ago. They wanted $40 and I gave them $60 for it. I took off the back to clean it with very little dust inside of it. Good find sir! FYI, fine tuning this beast is hardcore. So many settings to choose from in Service Mode.
Idk how you keep making these hilarious opening skits. I love the content man!
Wow, i had the 40 inch XBR, crazy heavy.
Well, the camera is indeed on, it’s been on the whole time
I have something like this but from Samsung. It is also 16:9 aspect ratio with dame input and size of the screen. I got it back in 2004 solely for shadow of the colossus and Valkries Profile 2. Both of those games supported 16:9 aspect ratio using component connection. I am so glad I've kept this TV because from what I understand, it is highly sought after due to connections and the aspect ratio. It's still practically new. I barely used it and everything works and includes the original remote.
I just bought a 13 inch insignia crt from 2005 for only 20 bucks. I didn’t realize how new it was, and its got these huge speakers that sound great with a headphone out even. I’m now happier to have it seeing all the different ones you can find.
I think the dank is getting to him. I’m not complaining.
Rich: hey Carlos, I just ate some chicken nuggets from McDonald’s!
Carlos: what!?!?
Rich: yeah so delicious!
Let’s get into it!
No joke, I recently had a chicken on my lap eat a bite of a McDonalds McNugget. Cannibal Chicken.
Thank you for this. I've been looking for this one and the 960 when I go out hunting. I was about to give up but this review actually gives me hope.
My parents once upgraded to a 50" projection CRT. Thankfully, it came with wheels attached to the bottom of the unit.
I wonder when Carlos will end rich and takes over the world.
When he gains more control over rich's horses
I’m not even interested in this TV, but I like hearing Rich talk, so I listened to the whole thing
Trust me CRTs are great machines still, you should definitely have a look at them
@@exonymat1471 yeah until you have to move and your friends stop talking to you until their medical bills are payed.
@@conaldeugenepeterson2147 I mean if you're moving you're very likely also taking some heavy wardrobes, drawers, sofas and all that so a CRT isn't a problem. And I'm not american so that isn't a problem for me lol
CRTs have the best color and the lowest input lag. Only issue is they’re heavy, and can sometimes leak a high frequency pitch.
@@angelgjr1999 no motion blur either. Crts have none.
I moved home in 2005, we moved to a smaller home in a different country, I had to use the very early LCD screen.... the difference i quality from the old CRT I used to have to the than new LCD was staggering, I still remember how palpable the disappointment was.
I still have this exact same tv
I swear, the intros have to be the best intros on UA-cam.
Exact opposite actually, keep on double tapping the screen to fast forward through
@@judah_macabe that's entirely subjective
There’s just something about the way colors look on a old crt I still love playing Phantasy Star on my Sony Trinatron 😊
Welcome to the club, Rich. One of the design reasons and advantages earlier color TV's having a curved screen, besides reduced weight, size and supporting internal negative pressure, was to accommodate wider acceptable viewing angles around the living room.
You got the cream of the crop as far as CRT’s go, Rich. I almost got that model back in the day, but the weight was a deal breaker. I ended up getting Sony’s 40” Projection TV. This is around the time that projection TV’s were really outstanding. Today I’m rocking a 27” WEGA. My retro consoles look fantastic over component.
I use to have the very tv for my PS3 back in the day, I hated lcd because of the light leakage. But compared to lcd, the geometry on this tv is way off, ghosting effects and wavy screen effect because the glass is never 💯 flat. The colours are amazing, just pure amazing, even better than my x900h.
Tomorrow: George W Bush is calibrating my CRT. Let’s get into it.
😭😭😭
This video brought back so many memories of gaming on the family TV
Wish I still had mine for my older game consoles and now to have a little nostalgic fun with the ps5
Sony CRTs were perfect for PS back in the day.
Correction on input lag: it depends on resolution.
These TV's skip image processing for 1080i signals, since that's their native scan rate, so you get zero lag.
If you use any other resolution, like 720p, 480p, and especially 480i, then you will have 2-4 frames of lag. Because all those resolutions will be converter to 1080i (or centered into 540p and stretched, in the case of 480p)
let’s get you a medal
Dude, been watching you for a long time now and your new cast of characters (chicken and the horses) on your show are great!
still rem to this day turning on and off a crt tv and the sound it makes but interlaced lines ill never forget
I love playing classic games on CRT/PVM. I'd personally avoid HD CRTs though, especially if you want to play older gaming consoles on. They will turn your beautiful 240p native signals into 480i. They also won't work with light guns. And of course 16:9 is going to be bad for most pre-Xbox aged systems.
I'd love to have one for my original XBOX, XBOX 360, PlayStation 3, Switch and Roku device...that would be so cool.
Rich Tomorrow: I'm leaving UA-cam to become a chicken farmer. Lets get into it.
Because Carlos wasn't enough anymore 😖😞😞
I think if you set your frame rate and point the camera at certain angles you can circumvent the refresh bar from showing up in footage. My Life In Gaming I think covered this.
The prophecy has been fulfilled!
Repent those who lack faith!
When he said crt better then oled I went to restroom and sit in dark for 2h
It has literally zero input lag which is what he was referring to
I had that same TV. Got it for a graduation present from my mom. We had a huge tube TV back in the late 90's. It took 3 full grown men to move it. It had to be 60ish inches. At least 250lbs. I was born in 1984 and the first TV I remember having at home was one of the ones with the wood framing all around it, the 2 knobs, one for 4 channels and the other was volume. The entire thing was huge, probably around 3 feet long, but the screen was only 24-27in.
Fun fact. CRT stands for Cathode Ray Tube.
Kids today won't be able to understand the struggles of the 1990s with things like CRT TVs, CRT monitors, 56K modems, composite inputs, RF inputs....etc.
Was watching a spawn wave video but when I saw this was uploaded I immediately clicked on it!
Me too
Me too as well