Biggest sony PVM

Kid Panda

The Chinese Kid
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Yeah, but people need to stop bragging about their scores like this. It isn't the norm nor will it fall into your laps this easy. PVMs are going for 300+ not just on eBay but also on FB marketplace and Craigslist. The world caught on. Places like Michigan, Ohio, Tennessee, Maine, etc. (i.e. places not NY or CA) are not overflowing with them and BESIDES, buying HD Retrovision component cables (instead of Scart/RGB) and playing your games on a high quality Sony, JVC, etc. consumer grade TV looks pretty fucking good. I'm sure 800 TVLs are the devil's tits but a consumer grade Trinitron look decent too.

Disclaimer: I own a PVM and still stand by this opinion. This trend is beyond saving, better snatch up a cheap high-quality CRT before prices go up and supplies diminish (most people are trashing them).

edit: For those not in the know, HD Retrovision makes systems that were previously thought to only support composite or SCART able to use component.

Here's a list of component capable systems that use HD Retrovision

SNES
Genesis

And then these three can use the Genesis cable with an adapter:

Saturn
PC Engine (with a 25 dollar adapter from ebay or SSD3)
Neo Geo

Future:

Dreamcast


That's super solid. HD Retrovision is pricey but you get the genesis cable you can just reuse it for other systems. If you're into PS1 games buy a PS2 and component cables (not sure PS1 is component capable).


Oh I don't disagree with the silliness they sell for now, I was just more commenting on the fact that even 6-8 years ago, no one cared about these things. I only kept the 2530 and two other really next to new PVMs, but like you said, a high end consumer set is more than good. Heck I even kept a 27 inch Panasonic TAU with components cause the pic on it for PS1 and up is just so razor sharp.
 
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