FS : Xbox Debug Kit [USA]

For sale is 1x Xbox Debug Kit, 220v power supply. Keeping it in the USA for the time being. The seals have been broken, but they have been done so cleanly, so I believe it was likely the developer who did it (wouldn't be the first time). Everything works, but the DVD drive is a bit iffy on this one, could use a good clean at the least if not, it is an easy swap. Not that I expect many people to use the DVD drive on it heh. Console only.

Selling it since I only need so many plain debug kits

250$ obo

Can toss in a Dakota for 30$

 

Is there anything on the Xbox?

 

Nope.

 

Shame its a 220v. I'd feel guilty swapping the PSU as I believe in leaving things as stock as possible unless a part is 100% dead.

 

It likely started out life as a 110v model anyway, so it probably isn't stock as it is. I haven't removed the handwritten 220v sticker, but if I had to guess, it says 110v under that.

 

very nice looking kit

 

You're probably right but my views on conservation of historical artifacts is that any modification performed to a device should probably stay that way assuming it was done by the active developer who owned it originally. It'd be like removing graffiti from the cave where Jesus was laid to rest that was painted there 300 years after the fact. While it may not be original it adds story/character to the device in question.

Now OTOH if I was going to "hotrod" it I wouldn't think twice but I probably couldn't live with what I had done either.

 

Fair enough, send me a PM if you want to make an offer regardless. There is some slight flexibility in it.

 

Still available! Make me an offer!

 

How about 230$ shipped in the US?

 

For 250$ I would actually include the early version of Rush, despite it not doing much.

 

would you go $210 shipped seeing as thats best i can do?

 

No sorry, not right now.

 

well if you change your mind because it wont swell then just send me a pm

 

The reason for the 220v original power supply is because the studio who had this particular box was headquartered in Paris, France. HQ probably bought all the dev/debug units, then distributed them to their different offices around the world. Based on who had this, and who they worked with, there could be some interesting content on the HDD.

 

Other than Rush, there wasn't anything really fun (nor did it look like anything else was tested on it, at least before being formatted).