I bought the JVC HV-32D40BK from Empire Direct last week for £499.45 (digital Freeview and analogue tuners built in, and includes a 2 shelf stand - see
here. This was the top of the range JVC CRT model 2004 to 2005 and was discussed on
this thread.
I've only used it for a few days, but am well impressed

. It has a total of 5 external connection sockets: 3 Scart sockets (2 of which can be set to RGB input and 1 to S-Video input), 1 separate S-Video, composite video and audio input socket, and fifth and finally it has component video (Y,Pb,
Pr) and audio input. This component video can display 625p,525p,625i,525i and 1125i (HD) signals. I have not yet been able to test out the latter as I do not yet have a component video source (either SD or HD), but the first set of Sky HD receivers do include component output

if I should decide to swell Rupert Murdoch's coffers.
The inbuilt Freeview tuner can be used to output the programme for recording on a VCR - the digital channel is converted to analogue composite video output via the Scart connectors