Congrats on the AudioVision! They have long been one of my absolute favorite displays, and I've owned two or three of them at varying times over the years. In addition to working great with whatever Mac you hook it to, on the side there is a line-in port that you can pair with a regular audio cable to hook it to something like an iPod, a Walkman or what ever other audio device you may have hanging around. It's fantastic.
Also, while the display is small, pixel-wise, I've always considered it to be fairly appropriate for 68k Macs. Most of the ones I have are hanging around with their onboard video, so 640x480 produces 256 or "thousands" of colors, just about perfectly, whereas a larger display would be limited to 256, or 16, or grays. Plus, I've always thought of 68k Macs as largely single-tasking* systems, just due to the limited amount of computing resources and memory.
(*) Even though I know that system 7 is fairly good at juggling a few commercial era-appropriate apps, most of my 68ks, except my first 840 and later my second 840, didn't have enough memory to really do a lot at once.
Out of curiosity, what type of adapter are you using in order to hook it up to the G4? I'd never bothered to try to hook mine up to a newer Mac, but it would've been fantastic as a secondary display on a machine with an extra port, or on a Mac notebook/laptop, primarily for the mic/speakers.
Also, while the display is small, pixel-wise, I've always considered it to be fairly appropriate for 68k Macs. Most of the ones I have are hanging around with their onboard video, so 640x480 produces 256 or "thousands" of colors, just about perfectly, whereas a larger display would be limited to 256, or 16, or grays. Plus, I've always thought of 68k Macs as largely single-tasking* systems, just due to the limited amount of computing resources and memory.
(*) Even though I know that system 7 is fairly good at juggling a few commercial era-appropriate apps, most of my 68ks, except my first 840 and later my second 840, didn't have enough memory to really do a lot at once.
Out of curiosity, what type of adapter are you using in order to hook it up to the G4? I'd never bothered to try to hook mine up to a newer Mac, but it would've been fantastic as a secondary display on a machine with an extra port, or on a Mac notebook/laptop, primarily for the mic/speakers.