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All the better ones had that button, usually named "degauss". My 22" flat CRT (it was flat on the front, like LCDs today, which was a great feature at the time,
by Slartie 7y ago
All the better ones had that button, usually named "degauss". My 22" flat CRT (it was flat on the front, like LCDs today, which was a great feature at the time, but made the thing extremely expensive and extremely heavy) had a degauss function that was apparently so powerful it visibly distorted the image on other monitors right next to it when I degaussed mine. I made a joke of doing that in the middle of games on LAN parties ;-) didn't work repeatedly though, after degaussing once I had to wait for some time until degaussing again would actually do something.
- PunksATawnyFill 7y agoI made the mistake of pressing Degauss on a monitor while holding a magnet next to it. This basically calibrated the thing to look normal... with the magnet there. It took quite a while to restore to normal.