It looks like a Sony Trinitron KV-14LT1U. One of the best late FD types.
Still working on my various setups but so far, here’s an earlyish look at my 240p and windows 98 setups (Sorry for the meh picture composition and crt pic quality :P):
Ended up getting a custom wire shelf with wheels for my 240p setup (even if it’s not as aesthetically pleasing) because the bvm I have is really deep and won’t fit properly on most tv stands I’ve seen. I also like that I can move it around easily because of the wheels. Everything is hooked up and ready to play!
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That’s a nice looking set up! I think those wire carts are the best for this stuff myself. So easy to move things, change things, etc.
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Thank you !
MrCrynox is right, KV-14LT1B.
I have been very lucky, a young 800 hours model for 20€.
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Wow that’s low. I’ve got 2 of these, one with 9k and another with 15k. Both look really good and identical image quality. Your set for life with yours 
Updated my setup a bit and wanted to show what will probably be my final console layout on the wire shelves. Replaced (and moved) the jaguar with the Famicom for the Nintendo theme on the middle shelf. Really wish I could fit my pce duo r into this shelf but it’s so wide that it’ll have to be on a side stand unfortunately.
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You really should toss that gross gray tumor on the bottom row into the garbage.
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boo this man.gif
Made a video walkthrough of my setup in case you’re bored 
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Great to see the Jag there
Balb is a total jagger.
Alright, so it’s far from finished but here’s my current setup;
I’m waiting on a lot of things but presently my AV Famicom, Super Famicom, Mega Drive, Saturn, Playstation, N64 and Dreamcast are hooked up via RGB SCART to the Otaku Games switch that you can see on the left.
What am I waiting on? my BKM129x clone card that I purchased a month ago and a second (component) Otaku games switch - unfortunately due to covid19 they’ve both been in shipping hell. Basically once they arrive I’ll be able to complete my component consoles, so the PS2, Gamecube, Wii and Xbox will all be connected via component to an Otaku games switch and pass through to the BKM129x clone. The idea here is that I can change inputs to the card which will be permanently set to component video as I don’t really want to have to change signal types via the menu on the PVM.
Cable wise the PS2 is hooked up via OEM component cables, the GC using the Insurrection Industries Carby Component cables, the Xbox via the OEM HD AV pack and the Wii through the HD retrovision cables.
Once the card and switch arrives I think I’ll move the Wii down to the bottom shelf to make room for the switch - although I only have room to set them up vertically so I think I’ll need to use some right angle RCA adapters and something to prop up the switch.
Anyway I know it’s far from perfect so I’m open to suggestions!
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Get that Wii away from the edge !
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Very nice setup. My only question - is there enough clearance to play Sonic 3 & Knuckles with Lock-On ® ™ technology?
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I’m really digging the wall colors with the dark wood floor. Cool room.
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Awesome set up! Nice n clean.
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Mole mania is a cool title isn’t it?
God I love the look of the Super Famicom, I really need to get one one day.
haha there is actually! although you’d need to take the system out first as there isn’t enough room to insert the cart while it’s on the shelving.