Visiting America's LAST CRT shop 

Even though Louis and I have recorded over 60 podcasts together, this was our first time meeting in person. I loved hosting him and hope we can have more adventures all over the world. Thanks for watching..

Nerds in Cars getting CRTs. The soft jazz was a perfect touch.

you guys are adorable and kindred spirits! we must protect you two at all costs!

I really like your channel RetroTech! Thanks for making videos like these theyre really entertaining.

I really liked this mix of CRT action and small town tour.

“I need to get more CRTs, always more” I think we have the same problem xD

This video feels like the closest I'll get to a Steve and Louis sonic commercial 😂

This guys is alot more friendly than he looks like also loved seeing the small crts so awesome

That is the sickest hat.

What a trip down memory line seeing all this from you Steve. Amazing...Simply amazing. I wish I could do what you can do in just one video bro. 8^) Anthony..

Oh, dang, you took that guy to a real country experience. I've grown up in the South. I've heard of scrapple... no. I'll never eat scrapple.

Welcome to Estonia ! :)

This was a great video!

Very cool! We got a bunker update as an added bonus! Now when are you going to visit Estonia?? Lol probably unrealistic but I would definitely watch

Retro video gamers NEED those CRT monitors! So you don't get controller input lag like you do with modern flat panels. Not to mention the Zapper and other light guns won't work on modern flat panels.

Awesomee!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥

In the storage of the crts, he said it’s an iMac. That’s actually an eMac stated for the education market at the time. I had one. This was the last crt based Mac. Also I spotted a Mac color classic on the shelf that was very brief early in the video. Nice collection of crts. :)

25:54 - 22.83 YEARS of use!

How many of those twisted teas did you have, Steve

That's cool

First time I've seen rejuvenators in your videos (let me know if I missed any). What's your experience with those on Trinitrons? The general opinion I heard was also along the lines of "you can't rejuve a Trinitron" (without cooking the cathode, that is). I have a Müter BMR 95 and 2005 and according to the Info I got from ze Herr Müter Jr. himself, these models were specifically designed to handle the sensitive cathodes of the newer CRTs. That being said, I haven't tried them on a Triniton yet. I have a 32" flat Trinitron on its last legs I'm tempted to try it on, buuuuuut... I don't really feel like trashing it yet. 😟 Not surprisingly, rejuvenators are now sought after specialty items, and this is reflected in the price, esp. for the later models which don't fry your tubes outright. Speaking of which... how the hell can you rack up 200k hours on a tube?

*reads title* “NOO NO NOOOO NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOÔÖÕŌOOOO” “where am I gonna get my flyback transformers now😢”

That Elwood hoodie is goated.

Here in the Netherlands we call it krakelingen

Hey! I’m on the East Coast and through Reddit resources came across your channel. I noticed my CRT has a bit of a tilt, and a bit more overscan than I prefer. I wanted to know if that is safe to fix at home, and if not, what the cost of such services are. I’m not sure where best to reach you so I leave a comment. Have a good day!

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You have a storage unit.

Ive been wondering what the chances of switching on an old crt and having it shoot xrays at me might be. Is this a genuine concern? Are there ways to know when the voltage is out of spec and dangerous without testing?

Is that a Montreal Expos hat? 🤔

I go to a shop with crt,s in Virginia

Goetta > Scrapple all day

old garbage haul 😂 ...eWaste

hello do you have an email address for a problem on my pvm 14l4, I am French thank you in advance