craig@unicus.UUCP (Craig D. Hubley) (02/23/88)
I know Byte recently reviewed Multiscan monitors. What I was wondering was if anyone on the net could verify/debunk their quality results on Amigas ? That is, do their recommendations hold up ? Do their `top' monitors work well with interlace ( I recall early NECs, I think, did not). How about with a FlickerFixer ? And, since they've been out there for a while now, I'd appreciate hearing how some people find them, and how they personally deal with flicker. I have a hack, that I will post, courtesy of Earl Pottinger of Toronto ADF, Amiga Developer's Forum, that lets you hack a Commodore 1901 into a working high-persistence monochrome monitor, with three greyscale levels, or unlimited if you don't mind voiding your warranty and hacking monitors. This costs about $110 CDN, retail, for the monitor and the parts. As to multisyncs, I personally prefer deinterlacing to high-persistence, so I'm prepared to buy one. Since I can get NECs for about $100 less than Sonys (Mitsubishis come in between), I'd like to hear abou the differences. Thanks (reply by email, will summarize) -- Craig Hubley craig@unicus.com (Internet) utzoo!utcsri!unicus!craig (dump UUCP) mnetor!unicus!craig@uunet.uu.net(dump arpa)