/vr/ - Retro Games

>>2491351
well, check sony 4/3 tvs but try to avoid widescreen or highend flatscreen / WEGA as many have processing gimmicks and geometry quirks. On these the best connector is often only S-Video, which is still a pretty damn huge leap over composite or RF.
If you want RGB (direct or through a component adaptor) you'll have to search for a PVM/BVM, but you'll probably have to do more search and phone calls.

Note that you can find component on late CRT tvs, but they also come with processing gimmicks mentionned. Mitebcool for non-/vr/ component consoles tho.

pic is what you should probably target
cylindrical tube for less glare with little to no geometry problem
Classy black body, on the big models the space is used to house big speakers and even a bass woofer to give great sound.

And also, be sure to try to get the original remote as it is needed to access service menu, you can't with a clone remote.