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Old 01-19-2009, 11:37 PM
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Yeah I think my problem was a bit different but thank you for the tip, and welcome to Audiokarma! What I ended up doing was to simply adjust the APC for best colorbars and white balance (drive) on both UHF and VHF. It lined up and now looks really good.

Oh about the cabinets: I noticed that the plastic back cover is made by Dow Chemical Corp. Kind of interesting. The grade of plastic is worlds better than the modern stuff I keep finding.

Stay tuned guys. I plan on starting a new thread here soon based on old video gme consoles. I have an Atari 2600 (with the B&W/Color switch!), a Super Nintendo, a N64, and then PS1 and PS2. I stopped there.

But the old games look really good on these type of set. A late-run delta CRT set probably looks the best with old gaming systems IMO but the inline sets from Zenith, RCA, GE and NAP seem to do a fine job as well. My general rule about home games is that if it came supplied with a composite video connector, its best to use a newer monitor. These games are often graphic intensive, and I'm sure Sony sold more sets by adding the composite/SVHS connector to PS1.
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