Oh yeah, these JVC DTV models are absolutely insane! Probably can get the brightest in contrast, while maintaining the most sharpness of any sets I've ever come across! 600 tvl at 14" is an awesome balance too though!
@@rgbmods in the video the results are pretty stellar. I can imagine it looks even better in person. Couple that with the fact that this takes 480p and 1080i 😮… I’ll be checking out your website to see if this one gets listed for sure 😅
I think it's because the opposite, the anti glare film is pretty tough, it's quite thick. So it can get banged up pretty good, and get permament marks on it, but it's thick enough so that once you peel it the glass is totally protected. Think of it like a big thick screen protector. I do think over time, whatever the material they used for the film has a tendency to just look crappy too, I mean that's 20 years worth of dings on the film that it picked up.
Wow! The picture quality of that monitor looks absolutely fantastic. Makes me consider an upgrade from my 600TVL PVM 1354Q 🤔
Oh yeah, these JVC DTV models are absolutely insane! Probably can get the brightest in contrast, while maintaining the most sharpness of any sets I've ever come across! 600 tvl at 14" is an awesome balance too though!
If you can spare the cash :( on top of having a really nice tube it's also Multiformat, so it's very expensive nowadays.
@@rgbmods in the video the results are pretty stellar. I can imagine it looks even better in person. Couple that with the fact that this takes 480p and 1080i 😮… I’ll be checking out your website to see if this one gets listed for sure 😅
Can you replace the anti-glare film with some type of window tint?
Yeah you can actually., if you want to.
How is it possible the film is so marked and scratched but the tube itself underneath seems fine? Is the anti-glare film very fragile?
I think it's because the opposite, the anti glare film is pretty tough, it's quite thick. So it can get banged up pretty good, and get permament marks on it, but it's thick enough so that once you peel it the glass is totally protected. Think of it like a big thick screen protector. I do think over time, whatever the material they used for the film has a tendency to just look crappy too, I mean that's 20 years worth of dings on the film that it picked up.