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NES units are generally overpriced

 

try to find a worn down one for cheap, then purchase a 72 pin connector from MCM electronics for 6 dollars and it will play like new :)

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I wouldn't pay 50 cents for an untested system. For a tested working system, expect to pay between $25 and $40 and around $150-200 if you want a top loader instead of a toaster.

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I have paid anywhere from $2.00 to $10.00 for NES systems. At $10.00 I usually find them with controllers/hookups and sometimes even a few games. I have yet to get one that will not work with a bit of cleaning and pin bending. If I get a non-working unit I take it apart, remove the connector and bend each pin up a bit with an Xacto knife. It works everytime.

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I just need to get a convertor and I'll be set.

 

Mine is my original NES from my childhood. But the connector is rapidly dying. I just keep putting off buying a new connector on eBay.

 

Procrastinate much?

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I just need to get a convertor and I'll be set.

 

Mine is my original NES from my childhood. But the connector is rapidly dying. I just keep putting off buying a new connector on eBay.

 

Procrastinate much?

Ah, just bend the pins in and clean it good.

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I just need to get a convertor and I'll be set.

 

Mine is my original NES from my childhood. But the connector is rapidly dying. I just keep putting off buying a new connector on eBay.

 

Procrastinate much?

Ah, just bend the pins in and clean it good.

Ha! HAHA!!! HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAH!!!! *cough*

 

Did that. Made it worse.

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I just need to get a convertor and I'll be set.

 

Mine is my original NES from my childhood. But the connector is rapidly dying. I just keep putting off buying a new connector on eBay.

 

Procrastinate much?

Ah, just bend the pins in and clean it good.

Ha! HAHA!!! HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAH!!!! *cough*

 

Did that. Made it worse.

 

Odd.

 

I cleaned mine real good and it started working like a dream.

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The pins are bent in so far it's no longer a ZIF socket, though. :)

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