Rasdock

Tim's mod lets you do S-video and RGB (the latter via SCART), both requiring cables utilising the kind of connector that came with the SNES. It doesn't do HDMI.

I finally got my Framemeister. Good gravy! My previously mentioned issues with Castlevania are gone. Akumajo Densetsu looks great. In the first level of TMNT: The Manhattan Project, there is a dithered texture on the side of some buildings that created an unsightly moire pattern with RF or composite. The pattern is rock solid with RGB. If anyone is thinking of taking the plunge, send your machine off to Yurkie and join the fun. I'm considering getting my Coleco and N64 done now.

Cheers! Yeah, I've already got my Retro Consoles cables. Those guys are incredible. I started on this crazy RGB quest because I pulled my front-loader NES out of storage of about 25 years, and it worked! But, Castlevania looked awful. I actually bought an AV Famicom, since it's a little more versatile (and just plain cool), but I may get the front-loader modded eventually, as you did! I don't have a solid reason to, but if I have some extra money burning a hole in my pocket, who knows! Anyway, I can't wait to see these games in full RGB once my XRGB gets here.

I got my AV Famicom back this week as well. I won't be able to really test it out until my Framemeister gets here from Japan (and it's got a LONG time to go), but Kid Dracula and Goonies look pretty good through an old, tiny LCD I have that has S-Video. Unfortunately, Castlevania really doesn't look good. Every time I move and the screen scrolls, everything noticeably dims. On my regular, unmodded NES, this shows up as blurring of the background, but isn't as distracting as the S-Video rendition. I hope this is something that is fixed by SCART and the Framemeister (and it has nothing to do with Yurkie's work, just to be clear)!

Do you offer an option to disable the region lockout while doing the other work? I'm close to wanting the RGB mod done. I'm trying to decide whether to have mine modded or just buy one you've already done, but I'll probably go with the former.