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FS: (JPN) COMPLETELY MODDED N64 SYSTEM

Discussion in 'The ASSEMblergames Marketplace' started by beharius, Dec 27, 2012.

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  1. beharius

    beharius Resolute Member

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    SOLD *** SOLD *** SOLD

    I recently modded my N64 (original gray color). It's an early NUS-CPU-02 model, NTSC Japan region. However I cut the tabs for US games. So you can play both Japan and US games.

    I also did an RGB mod using a THS7314 amplifier chip and used the C-SYNC line for the Sync signal. So it's more compatible with some TVs.

    To complete this setup, I changed the power led to a Purple one. It looks beautiful with that color, blue is démodé...

    I include a third party (modded) RGB Scart cable for best possible image quality.

    110/220 V AC Power Adapter, so you can play it everywhere, Europe, US, Japan, AU...., I can give the original Nintendo one(Japan,110v) also.

    1 Original Nintendo Controller (gray color)

    Mario Kart 64 (JPN) game

    All for $89(plus Paypal fees), including shipping to anywhere in the world. Paypal (fees not included, no gift option) accepted.
     
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    Can you post some pictrures of the mods you done? Board, RGB cable and complete unit.
    thanks
     
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    The mods are under the shields and the board. I can't disassemble it again to take photos. I used a SOIC to DIP adapter board and good quality wires (22-24 AWG). I soldered directly to the chip not to the resistors underside the board. No interference,check board patterns or whatsoever. In addition to the previous diagrams I used 220mF capacitors for better picture quality just like in the following guide...

    http://ayasuke.exblog.jp/15647712/

    However I can upload some photos of its outside and the cable itself...



     
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    Could you please HOLD this for 24hr for a good friend of mine?

    He is currently waiting for his account to be activated by a moderator but as soon as it has been done he has assured me he will come here and finalise the deal. His user ID will be - moshpit

    Thanks!
     
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    Unfortunately I gave my word to Jackhead this morning... :(
    If he can wait I will prepare another soon... but without a game...
    Thanks for your interest, sorry for any inconvenience.



     
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