Miggy Monitors

[Matt_H]

Another important note is that the 1960 is true multisync (any screenmode) whereas the 1942 is bisync (15KHz and 31KHz modes only, nothing in between) which means it can't use Super72.

[Matt_H]

@ mpiva

Granted (I did the same thing for a while :-)), but I was always worried the tube would blow out since the monitor took about 5 seconds to actually lock on to the signal.

@ Retromania

Well, it depends. The 1942 is a better cosmetic match to the 600, 1200, and 4000, and the 1960 is a better cosmetic match to the 3000 (if you care about such things. Plus the 1942 has speakers. So it boils down to:

-Do you care about Super72?
-Do you care about the physical appearance of your monitor?
-Do you care about built-in speakers?

[Matt_H]

@ TjLaZer

how do you figure that? It is off white just like the 600/1200/4000, if used with a 3000 it would look wrong as the 3000 is beige.

Oops, yes, you're right. I was thinking of the 1950.