Two fantastic resources everyone should know about - CRT Database and CRT Wiki

3 years ago by bozo to c/CRTs

Both of these websites are actively cataloguing the vast number of CRTs in existence, complete with specifications, service manuals, and photos. They also provide extremely helpful guides to help walk through some of the more complicated repair procedures.

CRT Database
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Phosphor 1 point 3 years ago

Do you know if there's an RGB modding resource for CRTs, similar in format to what you posted?

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bozo 2 points 3 years ago

Good question - CRT Database has some articles covering it. There's also this large shmups.org thread with a lot of detailed technical discussion, but would probably take a while to parse.

Retro Tech on YouTube also has several videos covering RGB mods too, if I recall correctly.

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Wavebeam 1 point 3 years ago

These are excellent options. I’ve used that shmups thread a ton, but you’re right. It’s super hard to parse. I really wish it was broken out or consolidated into a more usable format.

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