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monitor woes
Hi
Just a quick one......
i got me a nice shiny sony monitor the other week. It was an ex-display model.........
3yr warranty blah blah 17" CRT hi con etc
thing is , there are two black lines horizontally across the screen- I would say third of the way down, and third of the way up........
now, i know this monitor was used to show dvds in the shop...is it burned in for good? damn--i meant to say the lines are roughly where a letter box dvd would play, and the black borders would start...............
i got a warranty (sold as new) so i can get it repaired, but has any1 else noticed these lines-or are they supposed to be there?
they are very faint, and not always noticable-dependant on what you are doing..
and if i can get it under warranty i guess it would be a major job huh?
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It is a tritronic(sp) monitor...Those lines are supposed to be there. They are shadows from 2 thin wires helping to stabilize the field inside your screen. Most high quality monitors have them and it is one of Sonys trademarks.
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Really? thank the lord 4 that . Cheers pal:cool: :D
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Why would a "high quality" monitor show two bands across the screen? I'd take the lower quality monitor w/o lines.
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lol i agree, having lines in your monitor makes em higher end eh? whats the world coming to...
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Because those two wires give you a non distorted picture on a perfectly flat screen. And that wont happen with out those two lines. You can get a flat screen without but then the picture will be scewed.
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they are only bareley noticable....like on pure white background..not in games etc...have to admit though, it is very crisp display with no distortion etc