Another Free Nintendo 64 system -updated Jan 24th

[bartre]

ah heck, why not toss me into this one.
cool homie?

[wildo2ne]

add me in please

[lwizardl]

interesting, I would like to take a look at this system

please add me in if still available

[Black Tiger]

I've been very busy but hope to pick a winner Saturay

[Duo_R]

add me up if still available please, woul dlike to see his work under the hood

[Joe Redifer]

What an asshat! Any proper RGB mod will work with component transcoders and a Framemeister. It's not rocket science. All you need are some amps and that's it. They're super cheap and you can get a ton in a single shipment. Just run the wires in from the video chip, bypass the encoder and wire straight to the AV jack. DONE! Or you can do it without the amp and just have dark RGB by running the wires straight from the chip to the AV jack. This guy clearly isn't doing it right. The reason the Framemeister doesn't see it is because it can't use shittily-done RGB.

Whoever wins this needs to open her up and expose the shitty mod job this guy did.

[Black Tiger]

The winner is Bernie!


I also have another North American Nintendo 64 that anyone can have for free, if you happen to live somewhere that it's worthwhile to pay to for the shipping. It doesn't have any hookups and I swapped the innards into a different shell. When I put it back together, I missed a couple tiny pieces of shielding for around the expansion port. It likely works fine, but I can include shielding if you want to open it up and stick them back in.

[Black Tiger]

I recently found a cheap Nintendo RGB scart cable that I bought years ago, which never worked with my component transcoder. Figuring that it was probably not c-sync, I tried it with the N64 before sending it off and it worked fine.

So if anyone wants an RGB modded N64 for $50 + shipping, you can buy one of doujindance's along with a non-c-sync scart cable. I didn't play long enough to judge the color, but the picture is as sharp as you can get out of an N64.