NESRGB mod

[Vault94]

Hello,

I'm looking to get my NES installed with the NESRGB chip to make it RGB, does anyone know of anyone who does this job or were I can post on this forum to find someone. Hopefully within Europe, UK being best. Thanks

The chip is here

http://etim.net.au/nesrgb/

- Matt

(mod edit - moved to hardware forum)

[Jeppen]

I'd say this guy over at Games tech US
Check out some of his vids, he's transparent, knows what he's doing, not over priced and tries to take care of the work the same day the parcel arrives.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fb9J6WuT ... x9Kbvnxeug

[Jeppen]

Ah i didn't see that about Europe, sorry.

[eightbitminiboss]

I believe lettuce is in the UK.

[lettuce]

Yeah Im in the UK. I've done my 2 front loading NES systems. I guess I could do yours, might take a week though as I'm fairly busy atm, but would probably be able to do it over a weekend.

[Vault94]

Yeah Im in the UK. I've done my 2 front loading NES systems. I guess I could do yours, might take a week though as I'm fairly busy atm, but would probably be able to do it over a weekend.

Hey lettuce could you still do this, I've only just remembered this thread.

I'd be getting the board in about 2 weeks time and it's for a front loading NES, could you do the 3 switch colour pallet too?


Is this all I need for this mod? http://etim.net.au/shop/shop.php?crn=2& ... how_detail

I'd be paying shipping and supplying the board, how does £40 sound?

Thanks
- Matt

[lettuce]

Yeah Im in the UK. I've done my 2 front loading NES systems. I guess I could do yours, might take a week though as I'm fairly busy atm, but would probably be able to do it over a weekend.

Hey lettuce could you still do this, I've only just remembered this thread.

I'd be getting the board in about 2 weeks time and it's for a front loading NES, could you do the 3 switch colour pallet too?


Is this all I need for this mod? http://etim.net.au/shop/shop.php?crn=2& ... how_detail

I'd be paying shipping and supplying the board, how does £40 sound?

Thanks
- Matt

Probably be looking around the £60 if you wanted the pallet switch as well. And this would only come with the supplied 8 pin din socket and not a Nintendo multiout socket. If you wanted that it would be another £15 due to the cutting and fitting the socket

[Vault94]

Yeah Im in the UK. I've done my 2 front loading NES systems. I guess I could do yours, might take a week though as I'm fairly busy atm, but would probably be able to do it over a weekend.

Hey lettuce could you still do this, I've only just remembered this thread.

I'd be getting the board in about 2 weeks time and it's for a front loading NES, could you do the 3 switch colour pallet too?


Is this all I need for this mod? http://etim.net.au/shop/shop.php?crn=2& ... how_detail

I'd be paying shipping and supplying the board, how does £40 sound?

Thanks
- Matt

Probably be looking around the £60 if you wanted the pallet switch as well. And this would only come with the supplied 8 pin din socket and not a Nintendo multiout socket. If you wanted that it would be another £15 due to the cutting and fitting the socket

Is there any benefit of the multi out over the standard 8 pin din. I've looked around too and I could probably get you a back panel if I were going with the mutli out over the din, any idea were I can get the connector?

[lettuce]

Is there any benefit of the multi out over the standard 8 pin din. I've looked around too and I could probably get you a back panel if I were going with the mutli out over the din, any idea were I can get the connector?

No no real benefit, just is probably a more secure/clean connection and just keep in line with all the other Nintendo consoles. But doesn't effect picture quality at all just for cosmetic reasons to use it over the supplied connection.

There a thread on the marketplace sub forum over at assembler forums....

http://www.assemblergames.com/forums/sh ... A-V-Socket

its the screw mount kit you'd want for the front loader NES

[Vault94]

Is there any benefit of the multi out over the standard 8 pin din. I've looked around too and I could probably get you a back panel if I were going with the mutli out over the din, any idea were I can get the connector?

No no real benefit, just is probably a more secure/clean connection and just keep in line with all the other Nintendo consoles. But doesn't effect picture quality at all just for cosmetic reasons to use it over the supplied connection.

There a thread on the marketplace sub forum over at assembler forums....

http://www.assemblergames.com/forums/sh ... A-V-Socket

its the screw mount kit you'd want for the front loader NES

I'll get the board ordered Tomorrow then and get in touch when it arrives.

I'll go with the multi out and a pallet switch for a front loading NES for £75?

And do I buy the kit without the RGB to Component Board?

And is the screw kit the small one, I could order the full mount one and then there's no drilling or is that just for toploaders?

[lettuce]

I'll get the board ordered Tomorrow then and get in touch when it arrives.

I'll go with the multi out and a pallet switch for a front loading NES for £75?

And do I buy the kit without the RGB to Component Board?

And is the screw kit the small one, I could order the full mount one and then there's no drilling or is that just for toploaders?

Yeah dont need the component board if you using standard scart lead. The full mount board is indeed only for the top loaders

BTW what will you be using this NES on a CRT TV??

[brokenhalo]

it's like i'm reading your PMs or something

[lettuce]

it's like i'm reading your PMs or something

Why?

[Vault94]

I'll get the board ordered Tomorrow then and get in touch when it arrives.

I'll go with the multi out and a pallet switch for a front loading NES for £75?

And do I buy the kit without the RGB to Component Board?

And is the screw kit the small one, I could order the full mount one and then there's no drilling or is that just for toploaders?

Yeah dont need the component board if you using standard scart lead. The full mount board is indeed only for the top loaders

BTW what will you be using this NES on a CRT TV??

I'll be running the NES throught mutli out -> xRGB mini. Is this a problem?

- Matt

[lettuce]

I'll get the board ordered Tomorrow then and get in touch when it arrives.

I'll go with the multi out and a pallet switch for a front loading NES for £75?

And do I buy the kit without the RGB to Component Board?

And is the screw kit the small one, I could order the full mount one and then there's no drilling or is that just for toploaders?

Yeah dont need the component board if you using standard scart lead. The full mount board is indeed only for the top loaders

BTW what will you be using this NES on a CRT TV??

I'll be running the NES throught mutli out -> xRGB mini. Is this a problem?

- Matt

Nah, that how i use mine

[darcagn]

Is there any benefit of the multi out over the standard 8 pin din. I've looked around too and I could probably get you a back panel if I were going with the mutli out over the din, any idea were I can get the connector?

No no real benefit, just is probably a more secure/clean connection and just keep in line with all the other Nintendo consoles. But doesn't effect picture quality at all just for cosmetic reasons to use it over the supplied connection.

There a thread on the marketplace sub forum over at assembler forums....

http://www.assemblergames.com/forums/sh ... A-V-Socket

its the screw mount kit you'd want for the front loader NES

That's a Wii-style connector, not a Multiout, it will work for this application, but you would need to purchase a Wii cable not a multiout cable.

The multiouts are here: http://www.assemblergames.com/forums/sh ... A-V-Socket

[lettuce]

That's a Wii-style connector, not a Multiout, it will work for this application, but you would need to purchase a Wii cable not a multiout cable.

The multiouts are here: http://www.assemblergames.com/forums/sh ... A-V-Socket

Oh yeah good spot, didn't even notice that. Never even knew he did Wii U type connections