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Framemeister vs CRT shootout! Pic from other scalers added
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Originally posted by Yakumo View Post14" is way too small. Was back then and is even more so now. I grew up with RGB since 1988 and I can tell you just because it's a CRT with RGB doesn't mean the image will be great. There are many ****ty CRT screens with RGB input. Anyway, as you can guess I'm a Framemister user since I sell them. They are excellence for bringing the CRT look home. The only people who have words against them are those who have never used one in real life. Sure a Super high quality CRT would be excellent but I'd take a 50 inch flat screen with Framemister over a 26 inch (that was big with max probably at 32 inch) CRT any day. So much easier to move, less space and a much bigger gaming experience. I never understood why people say a small screen is perfect for retro gaming. I hated playing on the portable TV as a kid.
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Originally posted by Baseley09 View PostHere's a few real deal shots. PC engine and Megadrive into a Philips CM88 MKII. Cheap bit of kit that can be had cheaply. It's quite a small unit, but that means also that at 14" the picture isn't large either. Has a decent array of standard geometry hardware Controls, tho needs a scart adaptor as has a proprietary rgb connector. Pc engine was a bitch to capture so pardon the poor camera work.
Originally posted by Yakumo View PostI grew up with RGB since 1988 and I can tell you just because it's a CRT with RGB doesn't mean the image will be great. There are many ****ty CRT screens with RGB input.
And also, how a scart cable is constructed plays a part in the picture quality. I had one cable that gave a softer image than another cable that was sold as being the best SNES scart cable - and it was much better. Some people were looking for a top quality image back then, and could get it if they did their home work.
Originally posted by Asura View PostSo for the uninitiated - the Framemeister is an all-in-one box that up scales old analogue devices (like consoles) a bit like the scanline tools that some emulators have?
Originally posted by HiVe View PostAlright all,
Was just browsing the forum and come across this thread. As a bit of a CRT nut I thought I could contribute with some shots of my pvm. Snes Mini with rgb mod, and AV fami with nesrgb
Originally posted by Colin View PostI'm willing to be convinced by the framemeister (I'm not 100% yet) but I just think I'm happier with a crt. It just feels, you know, right?
Originally posted by HiVe View Post
Slap Fight MD PVM 20m4e
It's a shame the Framemeister is ?200, as it puts a lot of people off. But it really is worth saving up for one, if you really want your LCD screen to look similar to a CRT. As much as I will continue to use LCD, I might buy a PVM because they're a really cool piece of kit to have.Last edited by Leon Retro; 22-09-2015, 11:07.
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