Vintage Commodore 1702 Video Monitor, Manufactured January 1984, Tested and Working

This is the Commodore Model 1702, a 13" color CRT video monitor made for the Commodore 64, C128, and Amiga computers. It is popular with collectors and retro gamers because it accepts Commodore's separate Luma/Chroma video signal, which gives a sharper picture than standard composite. This unit was tested and works.

Specs and Details

• Brand/Model: Commodore Video Monitor, Model 1702
• Manufactured: January 1984, made in Japan
• Serial Number: 06924161
• Power: AC 120V, 60Hz, 0.85A
• Front Inputs: Composite Video (yellow RCA) and Audio (white RCA)
• Rear Inputs: Commodore Video Luma (yellow) and Chroma (red), plus Audio, with a Front/Rear signal select switch
• Front Controls: Tint, Color, Bright, Contrast, H. Position, V-Hold, and Volume knobs
• Power cord: Attached

Condition: Used, Vintage, Tested and Working
The monitor powers on and displays a picture. It is about 40 years old and has cosmetic wear, so please review all photos carefully:

• Cracks in the case: There is a visible crack in the front bezel at the lower left corner, running down through the tan housing and the lower left front panel. The lower left corner piece is also cracked and yellowed.
• Yellowing and discoloration: Some yellowing of the plastic, most noticeable on the lower left front corner and the top vent panel.
• Dirt and grime: Dust, dirt, and surface staining on the front case, especially around the badge and lower front panel.
• Screen: Some dust and smudges. No obvious cracks or burn marks are visible in the photos.
• Knobs and ports: All knobs and RCA jacks work as expected.