CRT shaders do not need deep black horizontal lines pls thats not what CRTs looked like
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There's an entire philosophical discussion (and entire potential community) to be had here about accurately modelling output devices, which most emulators don't bother with. Beyond most CRT shaders presenting an idealized model, there's even more nuance.
The way the TV, or PVM, or monitor, or any other thing extracted the signal back *out* of the transport layer has an effect on the video output before even getting to the point of modeling the visual effects of the 'tube itself.
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A TV with a particularly bad single-chip composite decoder would impart a significantly higher amount of smearing and other effects during the decode. Does anyone try to model that accurately? Do they, hell.
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That's without even getting into the realm of audio, where the majority of emulators tend to treat things as if the signal path between the audio chips themselves and the speakers was a straight pair of wires, with no attempt at modeling any backend LPFs, amps, or anything else.
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