What kind of CRT TV should I look for?

I'm looking for a crt tv to play my retro stuff on. Everything from SNES to PS2 and Gamecube. Whats a good make and model? Are the flat screen crt tv's any good?

what a dishonest question; your on your own with that one, everyone is going to recommend a flatscreen...

I was't talking about LCD tv's when I mentioned a flat screen. I'm talking about the tube tv's that are flat. I have no idea if their any good for legacy gaming I never owned one.

I already have a 32 inch Sony Bravia LCD and it sux for classic games. It's ok for the Gamecube but my SNES games look horrible on it.

I would try to find one that's one the late end of their production, so essentially one that still has good colors, etc. They're around but most you'd find used are pretty beat up or worn out.

If you are lucky enough to find one, It will probably die after a few months.

Look for one with the most connection outputs. I used to have a Sony 32inch which I could hook up 7 systems at the same time. The NES,SNES,N64 were daisy chained, the rest were able to have their own av outputs.

So CRT Televisions are best for "Old School" gaming systems. Since most TV's are now the HD flat screen. You may have to search the second hand market for a decent CRT television. Sony is the best brand. But they no longer make CRT TV anymore.

Look for one with the most connection outputs. I used to have a Sony 32inch which I could hook up 7 systems at the same time. The NES,SNES,N64 were daisy chained, the rest were able to have their own av outputs.

So CRT Televisions are best for "Old School" gaming systems. Since most TV's are now the HD flat screen. You may have to search the second hand market for a decent CRT television. Sony is the best brand. But they no longer make CRT TV anymore.

Megavideogamer

[QUOTE="Megavideogamer"]

Look for one with the most connection outputs. I used to have a Sony 32inch which I could hook up 7 systems at the same time. The NES,SNES,N64 were daisy chained, the rest were able to have their own av outputs.

So CRT Televisions are best for "Old School" gaming systems. Since most TV's are now the HD flat screen. You may have to search the second hand market for a decent CRT television. Sony is the best brand. But they no longer make CRT TV anymore.

Darkman2007

[QUOTE="Darkman2007"][QUOTE="Megavideogamer"]

Look for one with the most connection outputs. I used to have a Sony 32inch which I could hook up 7 systems at the same time. The NES,SNES,N64 were daisy chained, the rest were able to have their own av outputs.

So CRT Televisions are best for "Old School" gaming systems. Since most TV's are now the HD flat screen. You may have to search the second hand market for a decent CRT television. Sony is the best brand. But they no longer make CRT TV anymore.

Heirren

Sony Wega's are great. My dad has one and I think my N64 looks better on it than anything else I have tried.