MONITEUR SONY 1983 VINTAGE KX-14CP1 TRINITRON - RÉTRO GAMIN EN FRANCE

Très très rare ! Vintage ! Très fragile - Uniquement remis en main propre dans le 13 bouches du Rhône (France) Moniteur SONY 1983 Vintage KX-14CP1 TRINITRON - Rétro Gaming - Médical Monitor. Name KX-14CP1 (Trinitron) Type Medical Video Monitor year of introduction 1983 Brand Sony Rarity Rare Monitor type Microblack Trinitron – Aperture Grille Screen size 14 inch (13 inch viewable) Refresh rate 15 KHz TVL count 450 Inputs 1 Scart / 1 BNC / 1 RCA Dimensions 38.0 × 34.0 × 43.0 cm Weight 11.9 kg Speakers Mono The KX-14CP1 is one of the first Sony monitors to be equipped with the new Black-matrix Trinitron principle. The image of the Trinitron TV was already an advantage over other brands. The trick is in the special design of the aperture grille. This is a grid on the inside of the tube. This grid is provided with tiny slits through which the light of the cathode ray hits the phosphor. The manufacture of such grids is very complicated. The more precise the aperture grid, the more beautiful the image the monitor displays. The KX-14CP1 also introduced the ‘black matrix’ technique. This means that the grid of the tubes of the CRT is black, so that the contrast values ​​were higher than with other CRT monitors from that time. Black matrix screens have considerable darker contrast options than normal tubes. In addition, the image grille was very fine (037mm) and the KX-14 was also equipped with an almost flat image tube with right angles (flat-square). This ensured a bright and clear display and high sharpness at the edges and in the corners of the image. The difference with other (cheaper) monitors was clearly visible for the human eye. The KX-14CP1 displayed an unsurpassed image quality for the time. The KX-14CP1 is nowadays hard to find. They are sometimes up for sale on: KX-14CP1 En savoir plus Collaboration commerciale.