NESRGB board available now

nmalinoski · Joined: 19 Jul 2017 Posts: 1885

GeneraLight wrote:

Can the NESRGB mod be installed alongside the Hi-Def NES mod on an AV Famicom?

As I understand it, no--it's one or the other.

GeneraLight wrote:

Also, is the Hi-Def NES Mod the only way to get digital audio?

So far, yes.

MiteWiseacre · Joined: 07 Jan 2020 Posts: 20

Hey so made a discovery today while experimenting with my nesrgb install!

I have a SCART switch, if I plug in another console and power it on BOOM the screen lights up in all the rgb glory you can imagine! Some kind of power problem? Both consoles must be on, I also noticed my switch has a led that does not light up for the NES unless I run the second console (lights up with any other single console and display is fine). It’s an Otaku 6 port switch.
What do you think?

frsj8112 · Joined: 14 Oct 2013 Posts: 49 Location: Sweden

Tempest_2084 wrote:

I'm attempting to solder a wire to my NESRGB board in order to mix in the expansion audio (Wolff's mod: http://www.firebrandx.com/edn8tonesrgb.html). As I have a v1 version of the board and not a v2, I contacted the board's creator (Tim) and was given a diagram showing three different points where I can do this on the v1 board. I've never attempted to solder to something this tiny before. Any tips? I'm thinking about trying for the top component as it's not quite so flat to the board and I think I actually have a chance of getting the wire in there without making a solder bridge to an adjacent component.

I did this mod to my v1 NES RGB today.
With Konami carts like Akumajou Densetsu and Lagrange Point, sound is nice and clear!
But when using the Famicom Disk System RAM adapter, the audio is distorted. Like overdriven.

Anyone else that has the same experience?

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