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Jvc I Art. NEW IN BOX JVC i'Art 32" AV32F577 CRT TV Component Support For Retro If I were you, I'd get the I'Art first and if they doesn't work for you, get the D. The I'Art series builds on those virtues by adding Real Flat flat-screen picture quality, plus more inputs to accommodate today's multi-source A/V systems

Don't buy the TVL marketing from JVC, it is most likely not a true number The I'Art series builds on those virtues by adding Real Flat flat-screen picture quality, plus more inputs to accommodate today's multi-source A/V systems

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If I were you, I'd get the I'Art first and if they doesn't work for you, get the D. If you have that kind of variety in your area, I would pickup a couple that have component inputs and try them out JVC has the art of imagery down to a science — just check out their I'Art series of high-performance TVs

NewInBox 2003 JVC I'Art r/crtgaming. If I were you, I'd get the I'Art first and if they doesn't work for you, get the D. If you like shadow mask sets (most consumer CRTs back in the day were shadow masks), it is an excellent set

JVC I' ART PRO AV32P903 USER MANUAL Pdf Download ManualsLib. I'd say wait for a 27" D-Series to show up on the market, the early i'Art are good 480i sets but the geometry like others have said, is way off. I have played retro games on the JVC D-Series to me, the I'Art has a sharper picture and more vibrant colors but the D-series is still a very nice set