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Re: Commodore 1960 monitor work with IIgs?



Robert Bernardo wrote:
> On Tue, 28 Aug 2006, Polymorph wrote:
>
> > Anyway, getting back to my original question, does anyone have any
> > recommendations for a monitor to use. The Commodore 1080 that was
> > mentioned, does it work well with the IIgs?
>
>  	The Commodore Amiga 1080 monitor has analog RGB (in addition
> to digital RGB) inputs and thus would work with the IIGS.  The
> picture is not overly bright but is adequate.  Also some Commodore 1084
> monitors (those that have analog and digital RGB inputs) would work.  The
> 1084's don't have the anti-glare coating on the screen that the 1080's
> have.  A Commodore 1960 monitor is a multi-scan VGA monitor and would not
> be suitable for the IIGS.
>
> > Would a small (33cm - 13 inch) TV work OK?
>
>  	Only if the IIGS outputs a composite signal or if the 13-inch t.v.
> has analog RGB inputs.
>

thanks for the info Robert, FYI the IIgs does have composite out as
well as analog RGB. I'm guessing that the Commodore monitors probably
have a different cables? The IIgs uses a 15 pin cable (IIRC of which
only 8 pins are used). I'd prefer not to have to do any more rewiring -
ie. I'd like to be able to plug and play (to misuse the term).

thanks,
-p