/vr/ - Retro Games

>>2791961
Free, just like the 20L5.
The 1944Q came from an old engineering company in town that did a lot of video processing solutions. Went on a tour with a professor of mine, impressed the guide engineer guy with my knowledge of analog video, and he gave me the 1944Q when I spotted it and recognized that it had RGB inputs. They had 4 of them and the engineer guy decided they could let one go from storage. The 20L5 came from a PBS station in town and saw a lot more use than the 1944Q did, but was also free.

In this pic I was messing with the trimmer for the red gun so you'll see that the coloration is a bit off.

>>2716381
Was digging around in my old photos and I found a better comparison of my 20L5 and 1944Q. Turned the lights out and didn't use flash, and you can see the difference more clearly.

>>2491943
>>2491956
Here's the 20L5 compared to the 1944Q if anyone's interested. The 1944Q is quite nice but harder to calibrate than the 20L5. Had to spend a lot of time with color bars to get it looking right. If you can't find a reasonably priced 20L5 (Mine was free), I can recommend the 1944Q as a good model, though it is quite a bit older and does not support 480p or 1080i.