If you go by the composite/s-vhs route, then you will need an NTSC CD32 or a PAL 1084 monitor. Through composite/s-vhs, black and white picture gets displayed if using:
NTSC CD32 with a PAL 1084
PAL CD32 with an NTSC 1084
If you go by the RGB route, then any combination would work just fine, but for this you need an SX-1, SX32, SX32Pro, or a rare CD32 RGB expansion for the expansion slot (they do exist, but are very uncommon/rare).
