Sony PVM-2053MD

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I have a neo geo consolized with jrok 4.1. Could it be connected to a Sony PVM-2053md component video?
 
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Yes.

But doesn't the 2053MD have RGB-in as well? That would be the best choice.

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xsq said:
Yes.

But doesn't the 2053MD have RGB-in as well? That would be the best choice.

(This should also better have gone here.)
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In the neo geo, I have only RCA connector for component video, composite video and S-video, but I have not RGB. I would have to connect by Jamma. Is there much difference in quality between component video and RGB?
 
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Technically RGB is a little better but component video on a PVM looks very good. For most people it would be hard to tell the difference.
 
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xsq said:
Yes.

But doesn't the 2053MD have RGB-in as well? That would be the best choice.

(This should also better have gone here.)
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skate323k137 said:
Technically RGB is a little better but component video on a PVM looks very good. For most people it would be hard to tell the difference.
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Thanks for the info. What would be the recommended price for this model?
 
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Depends. Shipping is going to be killer on one of those, as they're about 80+ pounds.
I see them occasionally on medical equipment sales sites for like $150-200 in the USA.

Try to find one for pick up and save yourself $50+ and the worry of it getting damaged in shipping.
I have a 19" PVM that had the entire rear chassis caved in and the CRT driver board cracked in half because it was packed improperly with those expanding foam bags.
 
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DNSDies said:
Depends. Shipping is going to be killer on one of those, as they're about 80+ pounds.
I see them occasionally on medical equipment sales sites for like $150-200 in the USA.

Try to find one for pick up and save yourself $50+ and the worry of it getting damaged in shipping.
I have a 19" PVM that had the entire rear chassis caved in and the CRT driver board cracked in half because it was packed improperly with those expanding foam bags.
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Thanks for the recommendation. Transportation will be the biggest problem, because this particular model weighs about 30kg :eek:.
 
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