Hi, I've been installing RGB mods and other retro system upgrades for a couple years now, and I'm putting some of my pre-modded consoles up for sale. Send me a PM for payment info, or if you have a console you want modded. Prices do not include shipping.

Screenshots were captured with an Elgato HD60, and RGB systems were converted to 1080p using an XRGB-Mini upscaler.



RGB-modded SNES-Mini system: Available Soon
This console has a THS7314 RGB bypass installed, S-video and CSYNC enabled, and has some of the best video quality possible on a SNES due to the 1CHIP board. It also has a purple LED installed next to the power switch, and the region locking tabs removed to allow Super Famicom cartridges (JP).






PC-Engine: Available Soon
This system has been modded for RGB with an 8-pin AV port and new capacitors to fix the jailbar issue.






RGB-modded N64: Available Soon
This console has Tim's N64RGB board with CSYNC and Borti's Deblur firmware installed.






RGB-modded Front Loader NES: available soon





RGB Cables:
SCART-BNC adapter with stereo audio breakout cable for PVM display monitors: $30 each
SNES/N64 RGB-SCART cables: These 6' cables can either be wired for CSYNC, Luma, or Composite Video as sync: $16 each




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These are my prices for some of the more commonly requested install work. Let me know if you want a mod or repair that isn't listed:

NES Mods:


Hi-Def NES HDMI: This is Kevtris' long awaited Hi-Def kit for the NES, which has a native HDMI port and can connect directly to an HDTV or monitor. It supports a number of resolutions for both NTSC and PAL setups, and has the added bonus of running all mappers natively.
$85 for the install, and you can now pre-order your kit from Game-tech: https://www.game-tech.us/product/...
My Hi-Def NES installs are covered by Game-tech's warranty as well: https://www.game-tech.us/recommen...







NESRGB: $85 for the kit plus $60 for the install including replacing capacitors and the voltage regulator. Options vary by NES model:
- Front Loader: Connects RGB, S-video, and Composite to a custom multi-out AV port for an additional $35.
- AV Famicom: Connects RGB, S-video, and Composite to the built-in multi-out AV port.
- Top Loader NES: Connects RGB, S-video, and Composite to a custom multi-out AV port for an additional $45.

Options for all NES models:
- Add amplified audio through NESRGB board: $10
- Add a 3 position palette switch: $15
- Add a power LED installed under power switch/default LED replaced on the Front Loader/AV Famicom: $10




Composite video mod: $45 to enable composite video on a Top Loader NES or original Famicom, which involves removing the RF adapter and replacing it with a 3.5mm TRRS jack. This mod includes an adapter cable with standard red/white/yellow RCA jacks for composite video and L/R audio.



SNES Mods:


SNES-Mini RGB/S-video mod: RGB + S-video enabled on the multi-out port, includes power LED and region tab removal: $40
- Add a THS7314 amp bypass for a cleaner RGB signal: $15
- Add an S-Video port or 3.5mm audio jack to the back panel: $10 each




Regular SNES vs 1CHIP/Modded SNES-Mini:




Nintendo 64 Mods:



UltraHDMI mod: $65, customer provides the mod kit, includes IGR functionality so you can reset the console using the controller.

RGB Mod: $45, The N64 can have a THS7314 RGB amp installed if the console has a serial number starting with NS18XX or lower. Otherwise it requires an N64RGB board to be installed.
N64RGB board install: $65, includes Borti's Deblur firmware and mod for the N64RGB which can be switched on and off via the controller
- N64RGB part cost: $45


TG16/PC-Engine Mods:


NEC hardware comes in a lot of different form factors, but they all generally require the same mod to output proper RGB: a THS7314 video amp and replacement AV port. They also require a custom RGB SCART cable, which is wired the same as doujindance's custom Duo-R consoles so you can use the same cable for both. The original composite cables will also work with these consoles.

Turbo Grafx/PC-Engine RGB Mod: $65
- Region switch install (OBEY v.3): $65
- System recap: $40-$75 depending on the system model.

RGB Footage:







 

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PMs replied to, SNES-Mini sold to Titanium13

Great person to deal with, look forward to getting the system.

Updated the original post to include installation prices.

Lowered some of the prices on consoles and mod installs.

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Have another RGB/S-video modded SNES-Mini for sale, added to the original post.

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So the NES will run in it's correct speed unlike what is constantly argued about with so many other of these HDMI-solutions?

Yes, the Hi-Def NES runs at the same speed as an unmodified NES, and also has a stopwatch timer that starts when the system is powered on for speedruns. There are options to attempt overclocking through the menu if you want to though. You can see more details on all the menu options here: http://retrorgb.com/hidefnes.html...

Does it start every time or is there an on/off selection? Is there a clock on the gameplay screen itself or what?

Overclocking is that to let Contra Force run without slowdown?

It starts automatically, and you can reset it using the Start button. I haven't used the overclocking feature that much, so I can't comment on how much performance gain you get before the game crashes.

"While a game is in progress, you can hit Select + Left at the same time to bring up the main menu. This menu also has an "elapsed time" counter that starts when the console is powered on. This is useful for people recording proof of speedruns"

Very interested in the RGB toploader mod. Super low on cash though. Any trade interest?

I could take a PC Engine Duo-R in trade if you have one. Otherwise, what do you have to trade? Sent you a PM

Received my modded snes mini and it works great, thanks.

Hi-Def NES sold to GsoFly

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Can you also do the optical audio out for snes mini consoles?

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Sure, the mod would run $40 plus $31 for the optical board/port, so $71 plus return shipping.
 

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