Steve Nutter & Louis Zezeran
Today, Steve and I released the latest episode of the Cathode Ray Podcast. This week it is just Steve and I chatting about what we have been up to in the last week and telling stories about retro computing back in the day. Check out the episode on YouTube, listen to the podcast on the … Read moreRetroNAS, installing networking cable, writing for RetroRGB – Cathode Ray Podcast #13
The GBS-Control (GBS-C) is an amazing piece of affordable hardware. For around 30 bucks worth of parts, I have a good scaler which does the job for me. It also has excellent down-scaling to 240p which I was hoping to take advantage to hook up a more modern image to a 15khz CRT. The GBS-Control … Read moreConverting RGBHV to RGBs for the GBS-Control
It’s 2022 and the biggest challenge facing CRT enthusiasts remains servicing and maintaining their highly valuable analog display sets. Nowadays there are not many CRT service shops around, and if you do find one more than likely they will not be in your area. This leaves you with a difficult decision. Should you pack up … Read moreShipping Large CRTs
Robotics engineer by day and CRT hacker by night, Martin Hejnfelt joins the Cathode Ray Podcast. He discusses his newest projects, such as the BKM Controller Replacements for the Sony BVM A series monitors. He also goes over all of his past CRT projects such as the Sony BKM 68x and Sony BKM 129x clone … Read moreMartin Hejnfelt joins the Podcast
Several weeks ago I got the chance to rent and test a Sony OLED PVM-1741. I had been working at a large live event and found one of these sitting in the technicians backstage. My eyes were instantly drawn to it. From the front it clearly has the shape and lines of a CRT PVM … Read moreSony OLED PVM-1741