Post your CRT in your country
You DO have a CRT, don’t you anon?

I don't, but my brother does, he loves old video games

>>213075033 (OP)
bashing those to bits in the 90s feels

>>213075033 (OP)
i dont have one but i want one i wish i kept the one my grandparents had

>>213075033 (OP)
what sort of modernity is that. built in VCR and no degauss button?

or "cancerknappen" (the cancer button) as it was called in swedish

no I fucking DONT BECAUSE EVERY FUCKING RETARD SEEMS TO BELIEVE THEIR DUMFUCK FAT TV IS WORTH MSRP
LIKE HOLY SHIT YOU FUCKING MOUTHBREATHER YOU SHOULD BE PAYING /ME/ TO HAUL YOUR 20KG E-WASTE
"oh but just look around people leave them on the curb" NO THEY DON'T THAT NEVER HAPPENS

>>213075033 (OP)
I have one in my garage for a future arcade machine, the last one we had when they were still a thing was a Loewe which offered much better image quality twhich at the time offered much better image quality than any flat screen. There was no HD media at the time, x264 wasn't out yet, what the hell there was a danish company which was supposed to offer ther first divx compatible dvd player, and it turned out to be shit. There was a divx player for modded PS2s, but the frame dropping was noticeable....

>>213075033 (OP)
I have an old Samsung monitor that I didn't want to throw away. It's 21", 768p@85hz or 1024p@65hz iirc. Looked pretty nice when I tried it last year but it's too big and I wouldn't frequently use it so it'll stay in a box until it rots away if I don't find something to use it for, I guess

>>213075033 (OP)
Yes, but it's not with me right now. I also have a modesty large vhs collection including all 5 star wars

>>213075033 (OP)
Dropped mine down the stairs years ago

I have three actually, I've been putting off getting rid of them for years now
probably should throw them in the ocean along with my used car batteries

no i threw all away because i cant stand the blurry image and constant 16khz tone

>>213075033 (OP)
Wtf is that ancient shit grandpa

sure
many
30

>>213076203
Is there no retro-gaming scene in Brazil? CRT's usually get sold here decently fast

>>213075368
Don't wanna pay? Don't buy it. I sold my old CRT for $400 the other day. Seethe!

>>213075033 (OP)
No, we got rid of ours in the early 2010s

>>213076494
I’d love to get my hands on one, but I sadly don’t have the room for it. These days your only options are Facebook Market, an Estate sale, EBay, or Craigslist

>>213076494
do people usually care about "unimpressive" TVs like picrel?
maybe it's my head on /vr/ memes but I always though only trinitrons and stuff were sought after these days

>>213076570
not even enough room for a small CRT like in OP pic?
>>213076788
I think shit like that is fine, obviously the bigger the TV the better, but people will still buy it

>>213076570
It's weird how there isn't some premium gamer TV scam company making new ones for the neckbeard market. CRT components are still commonly used in various industries.

>>213075033 (OP)
Got rid of those in the mid 2000s.
Even though our standard back then was PAL-M, one good thing about our CRTs was that even the cheapest ones supported both PAL and NTSC. I remember having an NTSC N64 and a PAL PS1.
Most appliances were manufactured here in the 90s, with the exception of Nintendo and Sony consoles, so we had to import them from the US and Europe.

>>213075066
This, but I'm the brother