Sony PVM-2530 25” Trinitron CRT Television Monitor W/ Accessories SCART / Remote

Description: AI- This Sony Trinitron PVM-2530 video monitor is a high-quality device that offers a 25-inch screen size and NTSC RS-170A video format. It also comes with various input interfaces such as RGB, S-Video, and Composit, and features stackable capabilities. With a resolution of 240p and 480i 30, 25, 24, and 23.98 FPS, this CRT display type is perfect for video production and editing, and cameras and photo captures. It weighs 120lbs. This video monitor is a great addition to any studio or home entertainment setup. -AI It used to be in the Navy, had a sticker on it saying Property of the US Government US NAVY One of the best loved monitors for retro gaming! I've had this monitor for over 20 years now, has served me well and I haven't had any major issues with it.Sometimes the light on the buttons bar on the left works, sometimes it doesn't.Haven't had any problems with the buttons themselves. Has some convergence issues (always has). I tried to calibrate it a few years ago for the first time, I was able to make it a bit betterbut there's still some issues... see pictures*, I don't notice it and it doesn't bother me when I'm playing a game (or watching a movie or TV) though. I setup for the most common images, but different video games system have different resolutions, even the games themselves have different resolutions for the title screen and game play etc.Some newer and different models may handle this more on a digital level. Some sources are worse than others. I also never noticed it before the monitor became popular and I saw people talking about their issues and pointing them out on the internet. *I wasn't able to photograph this with perfect angles and old signals are hard to capture and sync up with modern cameras.Some aspects may look better or worse than in real life. The S-Video input on this tube looks almost as good as RGB! Some TV's are better than others... Set up for 240P RGBBefore I calibrated it the SD signal was near perfect and didn't really need to be adjusted ever but the RGB input needed an exorbitant amount of time to get just right. Now it's the other way around. I don't know about you but I like to stream old SD shows on it and downscale HDTV, so keep that in mind.Seems you can't have both worlds. I reset/ used default on all settings for the picture. I don't have color, contrast, sharpness, picture strength or any other settings turned up. Listing comes with:1. Sony Trinitron 25" PVM-2530 Professional Video Monitor 2. Remote Control3. Quality DB25 to SCART conversion cable / This is the easiest way to get RGB from video games system many output it natively using inexpensive and common cables4. Aftermarket bracketed speakers / not that great but they get the job done5. Remote tub on the side / Can remove if you don't want or like Does not come with anything else pictured, implied or imagined. Free local pickup For $125 I can packaged on a pallet with cellophane, edge protectors, banding materials ready for pickup at my residence 80 For drop off at near terminal/hub (within 30 miles) they package / $175 I package /+ 40 for business dock pickup LWH 48x40x26 160 Pounds Purchaser to arrange and pay for freight and insurance.Sorry, I've spent many a day getting quotes to end up never hearing back from anybody.My guess is $250-$500 but I haven't shipped anything this big in awhile.IIRC I paid $75 for shipping form Tennessee to Indiana. $1,500 seems to be the most common starting asking price over the last five years with some currently listed for $3,000 (almost none with any accessories) Feel free to make me an offer!

Price: 1495.95 USD

Location: Fort Wayne, Indiana

End Time: 2024-12-12T20:09:35.000Z

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