1984 Teknika MJ-10 CRT Color Composite Y / C Monitor, Audio

Rare Vintage 1984 Teknika brand model MJ-10 CRT Color Monitor with Composite AND Chroma Luma Y/C Video Inputs AND Audio for Commodore, Etc., Works Great! Features Split Y/C S-Video video, ideal for Commodore 64 / 128! Tested 09-2026- see screen shots. Manufactured September 1984 S# 40906794 Used, Very Good brightness, sharpness, contrast, color, and audio This monitor is ideal for use with home computers, console video games, DVD players, VCRs, video signage, analog / security cameras, etc., Including: Commodore VIC 20, 64, 128, 16, Amiga, Etc., as well as other brand home computers that provide a composite video and audio output, including the Apple II, Atari, TI/99, early IBM, Etc., home game consoles: PlayStation, Atari, Xbox, Coleco, Etc., and other devices that provide a composite video and audio output, including analog / security cameras, DVD Players, VCRs, video games and visual ad displays. Besides the standard composite video input, the Teknika MJ-10 is a superior monitor that ALSO features switchable, even higher quality, S-Video Split CHROMA / LUMA video inputs, which, when used, provides a much sharper and better color display than the plain composite signal. The Commodore 64 / 128 computers in particular and some other devices provide this superior split CHROMA / LUMA signal when used with Commodore's special split video / audio cable. (Not included) Features: Convenient Front Panel Controls (with hand written labels): Horizontal, Vertical, Contrast, Brightness, Color, Hue Audio Volume, Power On / Off, bright Red LED Internal Front Panel Speaker with loud amplifier Rear: NTSC Composite / Separate Video (Luma, Chroma) Switch RCA Jack Audio Input, RCA Jack NTSC Composite / Luma Video In, Chroma Video In Vertical Linearity, Vertical Size, Horizontal Hold Top, rear carrying handles and built-in AC Power Cable. This monitor is in very good, used, working condition: The picture is bright, in focus and properly colored, no burn-in, (see actual computer and DVD screen shots), the audio is loud and accurate, all of the controls work- no scratchy sound or video glitches, all video / audio input jacks and switch work / tested 09-2026. Due to age, use and storage, there are minor physical flaws that do not affect operation: some dirt / patina, scratches. The flip down, front control bezel is missing. There is white foam residue from the original box foam on portions of the AC power cable. This monitor is great for Collectors, retro-gamers, or users who prefer the split CHROMA / LUMA video, or composite bright, sharp display of a CRT with sound for their DVD, home computer / video game or signage use. Sold AS IS- see photos. Due to the size, weight and poor record of shippers transporting fragile plastic / glass CRT monitors / circuitry, this vintage monitor is only available for local pick-up in the Milwaukee, WI area! It will not be shipped! Please don't ask for shipping! No International Orders! No one wants the disappointment of a broken CRT monitor that has survived since the 1980's!