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  • SerpentorSerpentor
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  • MobiusstriptechMobiusstriptech
    Who did the mod work? Do you pictures of the internals? How's the 72 pin connector? Have the caps been replaced?
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  • GreenGreen
    Drakon huh? Um... yeah...
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  • Loxx O)))Loxx O)))
    Is it much of a bargain when the AVS can be bought at $170-185? I think most would be willing to shell out the extra little bit for a quality product.
  • retjoegamerretjoegamer
    100$ ill roll the dice
  • SerpentorSerpentor
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  • GreenGreen
    Originally posted by: retjoegamer

    100$ ill roll the dice





    You're basically rolling the dice hoping to get 12.
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  • retroupgraderetroupgrade
    I have a RGB AV Famicom, very similar setup, and my opinion is that $120 is definitely a bargain price.



    Besides having original hardware and all the benefits that go with that, a RGB setup outputs analog. My meaning is that as technology in up-conversion improves, you will be able to continuously improve a RGB console on a digital display. You also have the option of using analog displays (obviously). Because units like the NES CE and AVS output digital video, you will never see an improvement in video quality. You'll have to buy another newer version of the console to get future improvements.
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