29" CRT PC Monitor for Arcade Mame - $125 (Cincinnati OH) SOLD

[supadave]

SOLD BOTH pending pickup this week

$175.00 EACH   $125.00 EACH I think I had them a little too high before- Craigslist Post Here

Perfect for your next Arcade MAME Project or if you just want a big monitor for you PC. I have 2 Monovision CRT computer Monitors. They are 29" (27" Viewable) and look just beautiful. Just plug any PC or laptop running Mame into them and they work perfect for your arcade project. They come with built in speakers and a sub woofer as well. Also great if you just want to have a really big monitor for your PC to watch movies or something. Email me if interested. I can send you the full size pics for better viewing or see pics below running MAME next to a 14 inch laptop screen.

Features and Benefits
1.Up to 1024x768 non-interlace (52 kHz)
2.Super flat screen (double beam focus)
3.Multi-scan monitor (31 kHz – 52 kHz)
4.Front and rear PC VGA Connector
5.12W speaker x 2 + Sub-Woofer

DATA SHEET
CRT: 29" (27" viewable) Super Arch Mask (D.B.F.) Double Beam Focus
VGA, VESA VGA, SVGA, XGA, 8514A, MACII*
Connector: Front/Rear 15 Pin D-Sub, in and out
Speaker: 12Wx2 + Sub-Woofer
OSD function: Brightness, Contrast, V-Size, V-Pos, H-Size, H-Pos, Pincushion, Trapezoid, Bow, Parallel, Rotation, Moire, ON/OFF, VGA- Audio ½, Bass, Treble, Balance, 3DSurround, Volume, Recall, 110/220 Vac /230W Max auto-switch
Power management: EPA/VESA DPMS
Plug & play: VESA DDC 1/2B (Opt)
CRT dot pitch: 0.74 mm
Max resolution: 1024x768 (NI)
Horizontal: 31.5 kHz - 52 kHz
Vertical: 50-120 Hz
Bandwidth: 64 mHz
Monitor dimensions (in.): 28x23.5x20 (WxHxD)
Packing dimensions (in.): 32x29x25.2 (WxHxD)
Weight (net/gross lbs.): 103/123
Horizontal frequency: 31.5 kHz
Vertical frequency: 50-60 Hz
Definition: 6 mHz of video
VGA input: Analog RGB 15 D type
Video Composite Sync (1.0VPP IN/OUT I S-VHS Input)
Audio: RCA Jack for IN/OUT
Panel control: Power, CH+/-, Volume+/-, TV/AV TV/CAV, Auto Programming
Connectors: Antenna (RF), S-Video, Audio in, Video in, Audio out, Video out, VGA out to monitor, VGA in from PC, Power & Signal connector

Thanks..

[Ummon]

These are the DM-5948S?

[supadave]

I would have to check for certain once I get back home but I think that yes they are.. I have the remote for one of the units but not the other. Just remembered that little bit of info and thought I'd share. I never used the remote when I was messing with them though. Didn't really need it. They have signal detection function so when your pc turns on so does the monitor. Very nice feature if you are looking for an easy MAME solution.

Product Details
MANUAL PDF

[supadave]

These are the DM-5948S?

I have checked and yes they are indeed DM-5948S Models. Updated the pics above to show model tag.

[Lilwolf]

Too bad they don't handle 15hz. 

[Ummon]

Too bad they don't handle 15hz.  

15KHZ. However, as I've mentioned here before, both about my own and others posted here, this model can do 'high-refresh native modes'. And either people keep forgetting this, or they aren't paying attention.

Why I'm not using mine for this in a general sense is because the brightness isn't what I'd prefer and I'm not going to bother replacing caps; and I need it more for a special project that involves Daphne and Star Wars.

[Malenko]

15KHZ. However, as I've mentioned here before, both about my own and others posted here, this model can do 'high-refresh native modes'. And either people keep forgetting this, or they aren't paying attention.

They aren't forgetting or not paying attention, they just don't know the difference

[Ummon]

15KHZ. However, as I've mentioned here before, both about my own and others posted here, this model can do 'high-refresh native modes'. And either people keep forgetting this, or they aren't paying attention.

They aren't forgetting or not paying attention, they just don't know the difference

Hahahahahahahah.......

[supadave]

They are both sold..