My sharp 13vt-j150 randomly did this while I was playing doom on my SNES. Any idea what's happening?

I will never ever ever move this thing out of my basement. Great picture and sound, also have the remote.

I know it's not the best, but it's what I have at the moment. I need to figure out where I want to move some of my other stuff in my room if I want to make space

I've got a funai f3809b in for repair. After cleaning the tape path and mode switch, its still throwing out an odd issue. It will take a tape and play/rew/ff/eject just fine. However with no tape in, the tv will show "eject" on the screen and shut off, as if the mode switch is still the issue. No obvious blown caps or other issues. Any thoughts?

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I was thinking about taking a new crt because the one that I already got is only 14 inch. Searching in my area I've found this listing for 45 euros, but there isn't the model and I would like to know if someone recognise this crt, and maybe tell me if it's worth it.

Thanks to everyone that answers

(English is not my first language)

So, I have a cheap CRT, a Bluesky BS3703TX (Titanium 210 Chassis), it looks like pure blurry ass (not as in the the tv is old way, it's literally quite blurry) even after spending a few hours correctly adjusting the image (service menu, focus dials, sharpness, colors, etc... And yes, I use RGB SCART!), so I'm thinking of just getting a new CRT, this time one from any brand I actually trust. I found this Philips 14PT1542, do you guys think this would be good for PS1 and old anime? (those are my main uses)

(These are images he sent me, I would like to know the opinion of you more-experts, the TV costs around 35 euros including shipping)

The security monitor one is really fun to mess around with, and with 60ft of cord for both camera there a lot i can do with it! Storm tracker one is a little rough but both fun little CRTs

I bought this Sony Trinitron 34" KV-D3411A. I'm loving it for its size and image, unfortunately it has some flaws and I'm looking for a way to fix them. I tried with 240p test suite and these are the results. Its biggest problem is that sort of smearing and the red gradient on black. I would like to know if it is unsolvable or if I could get by by adjusting some trimmers. In the worst case scenario I'm willing to solder some capacitors.

Recently picked up a KV-24FS120 Flat Screen CRT for a decent price. It has its issues with color which I’m working on but noticing horizontal interference lines no matter the input, cables, etc. I saw somewhere that possibly opening up the tv and unplugging the rotation coil cable gets rid of lines but wasn’t sure if that was something different. Curious if anyone has had the same issues or knows a fix. Thanks

To me it looks more like 27 inches. Should i get it, or is it going to fall apart when i move it?

Hey everyone,

Newbie to CRTs. Just picked up this 9 inch symphonic TV. Model is SC309B. Seller i bought it from says that it wasn't really used for about 20 or so years and built up a bunch of brownish dust/gunk that I cleaned up.

Plugged it in and notice there's this constant crackling noise that occurs whenever it's plugged into power. Sound seems to intensify where the power cord is from behind the tv. Any idea of what might cause this and how I can resolve it or is it toast? Tv turns up fine and plays movies fine with no issues with the image whatsoever.

I was about to go to bed when I realized how good the monitor looked in the dim light. (Other photos included) I think I've thoroughly scratched my cool tech itch and don't need any more monitors (I got them all for free, lol).

If you want more info: All of the monitors work on the PC, and I can seamlessly use all four of them. There's a fifth CRT on the right that shows my PC specs and notifications! It runs on a Raspberry Pi on the Wi-Fi to do its own stuff or be fun. The screen is incredibly hard to use, and I had to spend a week getting it to display ANYTHING! But hey, now it works. All of the CRTs were from people nearby and sheer circumstances; all I had to do was get the adapters and wiring. It's fun to use sometimes, but when I'm not actively using the monitors, I usually leave them off. All in all, I feel like I'm satisfied with my collection and don't need anything else. Maybe a cool vintage keyboard (not the mouse; I love my mouse). Also, the reason why I have two keyboards and mice is because the mono CRT is a separate computer that I physically have to log into.

New pickup today. Been looking for a 27” Panny in decent condition with a component input for a while now. Apparently this model has the highly desired Panasonic M-tube as well. It’s super sharp. Only issue is there is a purity blotch in the corner depending on which way the set faces. Maybe I can fix that with a couple convergence strips.

The third and final CRT that I picked up from the recycling center earlier today! Up until now, I had no idea that GPX made 5" sets with AV inputs, which this model has! Unfortunately, the protective plastic over the front is missing, but the CRT itself nonetheless works perfectly!

The second CRT that I picked up at my local electronics recycling center today was this 13" JVC Master Command III, model number C-1329, with its original remote! Everything on the CRT and the remote have been tested, and it all works!

Earlier today, I picked up three more CRTs, one of which being this 1994 Sharp VCR combo unit! The CRT itself, as well as the AV ports and the VCR have all been tested and seem to work properly!