Hi, has anybody had one of these before? I was thinking about getting one for my PS1, and I can get it for cheap. How is this TV set for games on older systems such as this?
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It's a fantastic set. I still have one at my parents that I'll be picking up when we move somewhere bigger.
I used it for my Super Famicom, Mega Drive, PC Engine, Neo Geo, PS1 & PS2 and the picture was superb, especially through RGB. -
The one you are taliing about is the same as this:
Right?Last edited by Colin; 16-11-2010, 16:29.Comment
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I hope this isn't just a way of you posting your ebay listing on the forum, so i've replaced your link with a pic of the same model you mention.Last edited by Colin; 16-11-2010, 16:30.Comment
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No, I wouldn't do that since I'm thinking about buying one lol, not selling it. But sorry about that anyway.
I just wanted to confirm with FamiDude that we were taling about the same TV. Now I just await his response.Comment
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No worries mate, just looked a little iffy two posts in. The pic will make it easier for you to get your answer from Famidude anyway.
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yeah, that's the model. Only thing you will have to look out for is the image being pushed over to one side, but there is already a thread on here that can sort you out with that little problem.Comment
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Thanks. Which thread would that be?Comment
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Ah. I saw that one but wasn't so sure that what was said there would apply to this set.Last edited by Elijahone; 16-11-2010, 17:38.Comment
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I'll be referring to that thread when we move and I actually get my own gaming room and can set up my Mega Drive & SNES.Comment
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I just bought it, and the picture looks great. Better than the other Philips set that I had. Even composite looks OK through it. Is this all normal for one of these?Comment
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Yeee composite can look good on a set with strong scanlines.Comment
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And RGB even better. >:3Comment
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Just picked one of these up, how do you adjust the overscan? The thread linked to a few posts earlier has vanished, according to Google.Comment
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