Build Your Own Arcade Controls Forum
Main => Main Forum => Topic started by: wooowman93 on August 13, 2010, 08:41:06 pm
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my arcade is soon to be finished but i don't have a proper screen in it. i am looking for a 25" monitor and was wondering where i should look?
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Where do you live? I have one that I may part with...
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around toronto
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ahh, nm too far away, you wouldnt wanna pay shipping.
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Either from Rick at Nieman displays, http://www.niemandisplays.com/ (http://www.niemandisplays.com/) or Starburst in Toronto: http://www.starburstcoin.com/main.php (http://www.starburstcoin.com/main.php)
I ordered mine from Betson but the shipping was crazy expensive to Alberta.
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Rick is still doing those 25s? I always wanted one, looked like a great solution. Anyone review them?
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buy a crt tv with vga to scart cable
the results are the same
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My vote goes to Starburst.
I picked up my WG D9200 five years ago from them and they were great to deal with!
They stock monitors in-house and are right in your area - can't go wrong.
Breaker
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buy a crt tv with vga to scart cable
the results are the same
Not many scart interfaces in Canada
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I just noticed that my local WalMart had a bunch of TVs with tubes for sale in CT. I think they were 27" and going for about $170. It also looks like a one time thing.
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Craigslist is your best bet IMO. I got a 27" flatscreen CRT TV off craigslist for $80 in my cab
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I've got a Flat tube Toshiba with component in my cab and it's great running 640x432, but I can understand the lure of a nice 25" multisync monitor for authentic reproduction of resolutions and vector visuals. Definitely higher cost to add that authenticity. Not sure what Rick's 25s are going for these days. I wish they did 800x600 though.
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I've got a Flat tube Toshiba with component in my cab and it's great running 640x432, but I can understand the lure of a nice 25" multisync monitor for authentic reproduction of resolutions and vector visuals. Definitely higher cost to add that authenticity. Not sure what Rick's 25s are going for these days. I wish they did 800x600 though.
I wish mine was 800x600 as well. I'm not able to play some of the newer cab friendly games like Lego Harry Potter with my TV :(