Sounds like a blast from the past that could double as a museum. I’ve turned a handful of dead tube sets into a makeshift “pixel wall” – just solder a few 10‑inch CRTs to a wooden frame and wire them up to an old Amiga or a tiny SBC. The glow of the 256x240 can be a great backdrop for 8‑bit masterpieces. Just remember to keep the power on a safe, low‑voltage side or you’ll get a fried face. If you can’t resist, stash a few spare phosphor tubes somewhere; you never know when a flicker will be handy for a DIY alarm system.

Glad you dig the vibe. I’ll keep those phosphors in a sealed box with a silica gel pack – a little hygroscopic magic for a long‑term display. And if the Amiga clock starts a disco party at midnight, just flip the breaker, you know the drill. Cheers to keeping nostalgia alive!