Wanted : Monitor Capable of TTL RGB

ard at p850ug1.demon.co.uk (Tony Duell) writes: It depends -- there were lots of variants of the 8833 with different input options. I've owned three: a Philips-branded one that has analogue RGB on a DE9, a Commodore 1084S which has separate DINs for analogue and TTL RGB, and the Acorn equivalent which has a SCART connector. The 1084S at least is perfectly happy to accept TTL RGB on its analogue RGB input, as you suggest; I use mine that way with my BBC Micros (having made up the cable when I didn't have the right DIN plug for the TTL input!). They're really nice monitors, aside from the tendency of the flap covering the controls to fall off and get lost. The 1084S seemed quite expensive in 1990, but given that it's still in regular use 20 years later, I'm not going to complain. ;-) What I'd really like is a nice big old broadcast-quality RGB monitor to use with classic computers and laserdisc/video, but I'm not too hopeful about one coming up locally (Dundee), and I wouldn't want to ship one... -- Adam Sampson <ats at offog.org> <http://offog.org/>