I got this monitor (Mitsubishi AM-3151A - 15-36khz/45-90hz) at the local university auction for about five bucks. Not digital, and some horizontal underscan at VGA that the pots can't fix, but a very nice picture running games horizontally, native. Almost as good as my arcade multisync, I'm pretty stoked.
And there's a story to this. I didn't go to the auction; didn't even go and pre-check it; just set my proxy bid at ten dollars. Apparently no on bid on it, and I got it at the starting price. I went to pick it up, and found out it was a 31-inch. OH. I for some reason thought it was twenty-seven. So I get it home, my (girl) friend sorta drops it on one leg just in the door. However, come to find it needs a BNC cable for analog. I didn't have one.
I didn't get around to turning the thing on for a couple/few days. No nice tube 'whoomp', no high pitch whine. Nasty buzzing in the back to one side up top. ---steaming pile of meadow muffin---. So I leave it plugged in and leave it alone, think about giving it away. A week later, just before bed I have this intuition to turn it on. And it worked! No way. No input, but whoomp and whine are there. No buzz. Oh yeah. So I get excited and hook up S-video. Ehn, looks kinda lame - but the overall color looks good. Hmmm. So I look for a BNC-ended VGA cable. Today I finally got one. (You can see if you click inside the pictures after clicking on them. I posted them, but they came out looking like dog's ass.)