mickcris

bump. added CoreGrafx

Not sure if this is the same, but smokemonster says it doesnt work very well in this thread: https://www.assemblergames.com/forums/showthread.php?53756-Modifying-the-TurboTap-for-an-extension-cable

They should be able to be unlocked to use on another GSM carrier: https://www.att.com/deviceunlock/#/unlockrequest unless you were wanting a CDMA one.

added pc engine duo

Yes, the sound issue is bad caps. If you get one that has not had the caps replaced, you should just do them all.

some amps/cables still available

It works

Here is the install guide: http://etim.net.au/nesrgb/installation-famicomav/ you can buy the kit from here: http://etim.net.au/shop/shop.php

Tennokoe 2 added yesterday and prices on systems lowered a little

Added a PC Engine with RGB mod.

Got mine yesterday. Thanks again Kevin!

Still have a bunch of amps and cables ready to go if anyone needs some.

price lowered on TG16

Update 1/6/18: output resistor values updated. see here: http://atariage.com/forums/topic/236875-fs-pceturbografx-ths7374-rgb-ampscables-and-pre-amped-consoles/?p=3928529 Prices are for items shipped inside of the USA. Other countries may have additional shipping cost. Payment accepted via paypal. Please do not add a note in paypal mentioning anything about mods or similar terminology. Amp now has a THS7374 (with LPF bypassed) for amplification instead of a THS7314. THS7374 produces a sharper image than the THS7314. Also, most other amps for sale do not account for the non standard output of the PC Engine/TG16 and will have too bight of an output with washed out colors. This amp has proper output resistance and the display device will see it as 75 ohms. The amp comes with a piece of double side tape attached to the bottom. Also available is sync stripper add-on board. Board outputs 75 ohm sync. amp only = $20 shipped amp + connector + euro scart cable = $40 shipped amp + sync strip add-on + connector + euro scart cable + $44 shipped Amp includes 2 4.7uf ceramic caps at no extra charge in case you want to do Viletim's jailbar fix. Available are PCB mount 8 pin DIN (RGB pins pre trimmed and labeled) for consoles like the CoreGrafx, Turbo Duo, etc.. or circular panel mount 8 pin DIN for IFU-30, Tennokoe 2, etc... Panel Mount's data sheet with dimensions: http://www.cui.com/product/resource/sd-xxls-series.pdf mmmonkey has a good guide on how to install the PCB mount jack: http://www.mmmonkey.co.uk/core-grafx-rgb-mod/ I can also make the cable JP21 upon request. Also can make an 8 pin mini din cable upon request, but there is not much demand for those so not going to keep any premade after I run out of what I have made already. Here are a few pics of the amp (old style but new one is the same size) installed in a console: new amp installed on a duo ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Consoles (Prices for consoles are shipped inside the USA). If you need a region switch, one can be installed in any console I am selling for an extra cost. RGB Tennokoe 2 - comes with scart cable. Has had a DIN 8 and AV jacks added to the back. Expansion port has been trimmed so it will also work on a TG16 as well as PC Engine systems. Saving tested and verified working. Have minor scuffs and scratches. All have the battery cover, but one had the clip part of the cover almost broken off so a bit of epoxy was added to it. Asking $75 each shipped in the USA (1 available) a few more pics http://imgur.com/a/gXcGf SOLD:

I wonder how many were bought to insert a board, and sell on ebay. will be interesting to see in the next few weeks how many pop up. I debated getting one, but i was thinking it would be hard to keep looking good and not be a dust trap.

This uses a USB hard drive or flash drive, not an sd card (that device is the GDEMU). You do not need dreamshell though for it. This device runs off the same bus the GD-ROM does so it is much faster than the previous sd card dreamshell solution that runs off the slow serial bus.

I glued it in and didn't use the nut. Not really the proper way to do it but it worked.

I mounted my connectors there and used the s-video connector that came with the kit. It was a tight squeeze though. Game-Tech-US also did this recently in a video: Your connector is probably easier to install though.

I guess they are withholding more information until they launch the kickstarter. I am wondering how this is going to be distributed after the initial kickstarter. That is if the kickstarter even gets to its goal as there seems to be little enthusiasm for this console. Will it be available in stores, online only though their own website, etc.

I would like 2 of the flashback knobs also. thanks.

Is the one in the picture the one that you bought? The intellivision one looks very similar (90 deg plug on the cable instead of straight). If it is the one in the pic, then it looks like it is a colecovision one.

Here is a link with more info about the "new purpose": http://www.nintendoage.com/forum/messageview.cfm?catid=22&threadid=141995

The console works perfectly on my Sony BVM also. So there are no issues running it on an rgb monitor as well as a scaler.

The 2 I have left that I originally bought, all have descent sticks still. I have bought a couple used ones recently that were loose. I think people push on the too hard when they get excited and that is what messes them up.

http://www.gamesx.com/avpinouts/jagav.htm it has R,G,B, and both H and V sync. It will be 15khz. Not sure it will work though.