Here is a picture to give you an idea on how limited I am for space...although...I might just get a 21" again....
I'm obv going to put the LCD TV to one side and bring it out for normal TV (usually sports when needed)
If I do, will my famicom play on that speedy....if I get one, would you be able to give me advice on what cables I need please.
At the moment, it would be for, Famicom, FDS and Japanese Saturn....
buy Sony PVM PVM2950Q PVM20M2MDE Monitor Converter BNC to Female SCART
All you would need, you could use the Fami with a SCART block, or use a RCA->BNC plug (I recently got 4 on eBay for ?2) to plug the Famicom into the line input of the PVM.
I do have a question....someone on another forum has some monitors, I've spoken to him before, some only do composite, which I understand is good on these monitors...would I just be better off going RGB from the start though......
EDIT, when I spoke the guy (nice man too) about a week ago, this is the reply I got
"I have plenty left! I need to do another new sale post actually. I have a number of 13" Sony PVMs (RGB), quite a few JVC 14" and 15" (not RGB but do have S-video - still awesome pictures!), I have maybe one JVC 17" left (not RGB, same as the 14"/15" that has burn (noticeable when off but not really when it's on), possibly one Ikegami 20", and one JVc 10" (not RGB)"
The Ikegami might be nice, if you want that kind of size. PVM tend to be either S-VHS/composite or RGB/composite... Or RGB/component/s-vhs/composite like mine.
I have an Ikegami and a JVC broadcast monitor. I use the JVC with my AV Fami via composite using the type of adaptor Speedy mentioned. Lovely picture that way. I also use it with my 3DO FZ-10 via s-video and again the picture is cracking. You might be able to get an RGB / component input board for the JVC depending on which model it is.
The Ikegami is my monitor for systems with RGB output. The picture is fantastic, right up there with my BVM.
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