Sony 27fs12 RGB mod 

The moment you came into frame with a tie-dye shirt, I knew this was the right place to be.

Good this video recommend, so i guess growth is coming for your channel)

Muy buen trabajo de este joven no solo realizó la salida rgb también realizó ajuste de colores la mayoría de los técnicos ya no realizan esos trabajos de la vieja escuela en televisiónes CRT saludos desde México 🧐👌

that was some nice and clean soldering

Keep the channel going dude.definately make a video about your thoughts and im your experience, about getting a "new crt". Lets say its wonky,out of square, warbly sides, odd color etc. and the steps you take,where you start and why you move/touch/tweak what you do and in what order for what reason. We all have our own ways, and interesting to me to see the difference in where people start and their thinking, as theres plemty of diy techs who dont have a clear textbook background and a lost for protcols. So it seems many people have a different way explainimg what certain things do, or at least how they convey it. But you seem well spoken, and id be interested in your take. Some folks start in the service memu, others open it up and go straight for the rings, and others are tuning the pots on the neck amd boards while using the service menu. Ive just got 3 crts in the past few weeks, all have issues that i cant correct past a certain point.one is just an old tube i believe, an it doesnt help that the guy that gave it away on fb,helped me move it and drove the dolley off a step at am angle and the 220 lb, 32' kv wega fell righ on its face on concrete.Ive seen ppl who have big sets (32,36,40) anf say theyll never be perfevt yet theyll pull up the grid and im like damn,no thats pretty mich perfect. Meanwhile i was strugglin to straighten out a 19'. I tried comvergance strips(also be curious to hear your take) as i "made" some using both magnets and razor blades, yet i took one out of another set(a favtory comverganve strip) and it honestly doesnt seem to be a magnet on the end at all, it seems to be rubber,which in my mind makes sense as itd block magnetism from the yoke,so i dunno what you know, but it seemed to me that magnets didnt really do anything. The razer blades had some effect,but the corners on this one tv are just wayyyy too out for it to even brimg it closer back to optimal.the convergence is so off, you can see every color seperately, smeary blurring reds centimeges away from where it should be.and i just got the same model as in this video, and its a little wavy(again i suspect a tired tube).i havent gone inside yet. But its got thinking that after 3 crts with issues, it may just be worth it to spend hundreds and hundreds on a tv that i know was cleaned up,possibly recapped and reflowed im certain ares, modded potentially and calibrated to a great spot. A video called "crts- what i know(aquiring,tinkering,calibrating,adjusting)" would be pretty cool. Alot of videos seem more so aimed at other folks with probably the same knowledge or more experience

This looks fantastic. You should get the PlayStation 1 and PlayStation 2 RGB SCART cables from Retro Gaming Cables if you have said systems (get the ones with the GunCon ports so you can play Light Gun games on the CRT in RGB!)

This came out so well edited, it's unbelievable for a small channel like yours

Well what do you know? I have a 20FS12 with a BA-5 chassis. Now I have a video tutorial for my TV's RGB mod. Thank you so much!

I have that exact Sony, i bought it new at Sears 23 or so years ago. I use it still with my MiSTer and component.

Amazing video, looking forward to any more videos, quality of the videos is extremely high!

Pretty sick, man 😎🤙Good stuff! I enjoy watching your content. This stuff is interesting to learn about. So, thanks for your efforts!

Awesome. Seeing a CRT mod like this on video makes it a shitload less scary. For whatever reason, modding systems never bothered me- I hard modded my OG Xbox the day I bought it. But CRT's have always scared the crap out of me. The end result here- You can tell that the darker colors are handled better, and I am sure it come across better in person- But S-Video is looking pretty damn good on that display.

Thanks for the video, it's very well done and you did a great job walking through the mod. I'm glad the guide was helpful! I'm surprised the horizontal switch didn't work - I've used it on several different Trinitrons over the years and haven't had any issues as long as the internal switches are set properly. I don't think it's dangerous - it uses the same circuit as the horizontal centering pot on PVMs and the voltage shift is small relative to the deflection pulse itself. I'll have to do some testing next time I mod a BA5.

Hella clean work

If I was near you I would pay you to do this to mine. RGB is a game changer.

great job

Thanks for posting this. I have a Trinitron with a BA-5 chassis that i am going to mod

Now I want to get my KV-27FS17 RGB modded. Awesome work 👏🏾

😢 such a beauty 💗 waw

Can't you just use component on mister and play on the genesis core or just use an rgb to component transcoder? Honestly if it has component inputs its good enough for me. Can't really tell the difference. I definitely want to get a capacitor kit and recap mine though. It is a great set. Good work looks good. I subscribed and I am looking forward to see those geometry adjustments. Maybe recapping episode? thanks

Hey great vid! I’m a beginner when it come to these kinds of mods but I’m super into them. I’m pretty far into researching one for my tv but I’m a bit stuck on some of the final parts. Bit of a long shot but would you mind if I asked a few questions over email?

Hopefully it's just me but I sincerely think s-video looked best out of the 3

I would say the effort isn't worth the minimal upgrade over S-video.

Any reason to not just perma blank it instead of a switch? when are you going to use composite again?

svideo looks better

Rgb modding a crt with component is pointless