PC Engine, with Super CD, RGB Modded...price?

[evil_ash_xero]

Like the title says. I'm just curious how much one would cost.

[Fudoh]

Best offers on very nicely modded PCEs and Duos: http://www.ebay.com/sch/doujindance/m.h ... rom=&_ipg=

[evil_ash_xero]

Thanks a lot!

[drauch]

I bought one from the same dude..you can't go wrong with his work. It is now my crown jewel of my collection

[evil_ash_xero]

Cool. I bought one. It looks like he does some good work.

[BuckoA51]

Sounds from the description that it still has issues with the XRGB3? He says about adjusting AFC level etc.

[Fudoh]

His Duos work nicely with the XRGB-3. Absolutely no blackouts in either B0 or B1 and you have to use AFC lv. 3 in B1.

[BuckoA51]

Ah right, I wonder if that will be the case with the XRGB3->Edge combination too though.

Did you ever discover the secret as to what made a XRGB3 compatible PC Engine mod and what didn't by the way?

[Fudoh]

not yet and I suspect the signal of the original PCE/Core1/Core2 to be slightly different to that of a Duo/R/RX system.

[evil_ash_xero]

You know, i'm not the biggest PC Engine fan, and only have about 6 games for it, but I just thought this was a beautiful piece of hardware, and couldn't pass it up. I think the "new lens" got me.

[Opethian]

guy does amazing work! Recently got a RGB modded Super CDROM2. now I got SGX in RGB

[PC Engine Fan X!]

Yep, NEC made some cool looking PC Engine hardware back in the late 1980s and into the early 1990s. Tis a shame that they dropped out of the console hardware wars with their PC-FX 32-bit system being the very last major console to be supported by them. In January of 1994, when word got out that TTI wasn't going to distribute the upcoming PC-FX console stateside, retailers dumped their remaining TG-16/Turbo Duo software & hardware at dirt cheap prices to make room for more incoming (and profitable) SNES & Genesis games + hardware on their retail shelves.

PC Engine Fan X! ^_~

[evil_ash_xero]

I got this thing in today, and it's pretty sweet. He does a nice job. It's certainly bigger than the little TurboGraphx I used to have, as a kid.