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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>{{CRT model<br />
|brand=Samsung<br />
|model_code=GXE1395<br />
|market=USA<br />
|crt_type=TV<br />
|form_factor=Standard<br />
|screen_size_in=13<br />
|aspect_ratio=4:3<br />
|height=44.3 cm<br />
|width=40 cm<br />
|depth=48.7 cm<br />
|speaker_type=Stereo<br />
|speaker_watts=3W × 2<br />
|subwoofer=15W<br />
|av_system=NTSC<br />
|tuner_system=NTSC-M<br />
|frequency=60Hz<br />
}}<br />
The '''Samsung GXE1395''' is a 13-inch television marketed as a "GXTV" game monitor — a television built specifically around console gaming, with a low-emission burn-resistant tube, gaming picture and sound presets, and a built-in subwoofer.<ref name="um">Samsung GXE1395 Instruction Manual, "Model GXE1395 Specifications". https://archive.org/details/gxe-1395-instruction-manual</ref><br />
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Its most distinctive feature is a pair of magnetically shielded bass-reflex stereo speaker doors that fold out from the sides of the cabinet for wider stereo separation and fold flat to protect the screen in storage. The doors are infinitely adjustable between 0 and 175 degrees. Each door speaker is rated 3 W and a 15 W subwoofer brings the total to 21 W RMS.<ref name="um" /><br />
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Picture presets are split into a game mode (Standard/Game/Custom) and a TV/video mode (Standard/Sports/Movies/Mild/Custom), and sound offers dedicated "Warzone" and "Roadrace" surround settings alongside Standard/Music/Movies/Speech and a Stadium/Concert surround option.<ref name="um" /> Video enhancing circuitry includes black level expansion, a white peak limiter and high-speed AFC.<ref name="um" /><br />
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The tuner covers VHF 2–13, UHF 14–69 and cable 1–125, up to 181 preset channels, with MTS stereo and dbx noise reduction.<ref name="um" /> Two rear composite inputs allow two consoles to stay connected at once, and a second F-type antenna socket is dedicated to an RF game console on channel 3/4.<ref name="um" /> The set runs from 120 V 60 Hz and measures 400 × 443 × 487 mm with the swivel stand fitted, or 400 × 397 × 487 mm without.<ref name="um" /><br />
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== References ==<br />
<references /><br />
{{CRT voltage range<br />
|voltage_min=120<br />
|voltage_max=120<br />
}}<br />
{{CRT input<br />
|label=Video<br />
|signal=Composite (CVBS)<br />
|connector=RCA (connector)<br />
|count=2<br />
|audio=Stereo<br />
|audio_connector=RCA (connector)<br />
|location=rear<br />
|notes=Two independent composite inputs, each with its own stereo audio pair, so two consoles can stay connected.<br />
}}<br />
{{CRT input<br />
|label=Antenna<br />
|signal=RF<br />
|connector=RF (F-type)<br />
|count=1<br />
|audio=None<br />
|location=rear<br />
|notes=Combined CATV/VHF/UHF 75-ohm input; VHF 2-13, UHF 14-69, cable 1-125.<br />
}}<br />
{{CRT input<br />
|label=Video Game<br />
|signal=RF<br />
|connector=RF (F-type)<br />
|count=1<br />
|audio=None<br />
|location=rear<br />
|notes=Dedicated 75-ohm RF input for a game console on channel 3 or 4.<br />
}}<br />
{{CRT output<br />
|label=Video Out<br />
|output_type=Video<br />
|signal=Composite (CVBS)<br />
|connector=RCA (connector)<br />
|count=1<br />
|location=rear<br />
}}<br />
{{CRT output<br />
|label=Audio Out<br />
|output_type=Audio<br />
|signal=Analog stereo<br />
|connector=RCA (connector)<br />
|count=1<br />
|location=rear<br />
}}<br />
{{CRT output<br />
|label=Headphone<br />
|output_type=Audio<br />
|signal=Analog stereo<br />
|connector=3.5mm TRS<br />
|count=1<br />
|location=front<br />
}}</div>Arclight-MCP-Bot