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At this rate I am starting to believe that the DAC is vaporware but I really hope this isn't the case. I have a bunch of Analogue systems sitting in shrink wrap that have never been used. Please tell us something Analogue.

It would be nice to hear anything from Analogue about the DAC. Just open up the preorders and take my money, I'm hoping they don't have an order restriction because I want to order about 8 of them.

It's 2019... Almost a year since the first announcement of the DAC... I really hope it hasn't become vaporware at this point.

Has there been any announcement about a DAC yet? I really hope that hasn't turned to vaporware.

Since it seems like Analogue abandoned creating a DAC, can someone please recommend a good HDMI to SCART converter with low lag? I am getting my Super NT soon and need a solution. What are people doing to get get their Super NTs working with their BVMs/PVMs?

Is anybody using the Super NT with an HDMI to analog converter for their CRT? My Super NT is set to ship at the end of Sept and I need a DAC. It sounds like Analogue canceled making their DAC so I need some suggestions for 3rd party converters. Anyone successfully using one on their PVM or BVM?

Was there a tweet that I missed that said when this DAC would be released or available for preorder? I'm more wondering how long the Super Nt would have to sit in the box before I'm able to play it.

I really wish Analogue would be more transparent with this whole DAC situation for the Super NT. I'd buy a "special edition" version of the console if I knew that there would be one, even if it were hundreds of dollars more. That being said, I'll be upset if they announce a DAC and I go buy the DAC and the Super NT then come to find that this "special edition" console gets announced months after. At this point I haven't preordered / purchased anything because they've left us in the dark here and I don't know the best strategy for getting one for my CRT.

Love the aluminum case on the NT Mini but one thing I noticed is that I ALWAYS get shocked (static electricity) any time I go to turn the system on because of the metal case. I have many systems in my collection: NES, SNES, Genesis, etc. They all have plastic cases and I never once get shocked. This time of year my house is dry and static electricity builds up. Is the constant ESD going to be a long term issue for my NT Mini? Thoughts?

https://youtu.be/uMwBxL5ZlGw?t=1285 See what MLG says at 21:30

Does Kevtris ever plan to synchronize his Nt mini JB firmware with whats been officially released from Analogue? I'd like to get some of the benefits/fixes from the official v2.3 firmware but still run the JB version.