PS1 console registry :P (serials)

So I was bored and had this idea like in my signature that people put in it what type and serial their PS1 is. Would be awesome but is just a idea.

"SCPH XXXX - Serial: XXXXXXX - working" etc.

We could also see then how many we have in total!

PSone:
#1 - SCPH-101 - U4966502 - working
#2 - SCPH 101 - R3731722 (Replaced Mobo)
#3 - SCPH-102 - T6418151 PAL *working*
#4 - SCPH-102 - T1922155 PAL *working*
#5 - SCPH-102 - C4733998 PAL Working, modchip
#6 - SCPH-102 - C5115055 PAL Working, weird stuff on top, loose plastic sounds inside
#7 - SCPH-102 - C3582571 PAL Working
#8 - SCPH-102 - C6570694 PAL Working
#9 - SCPH-102 - C4012241 PAL Working
#10 - SCPH-102 - C4893634 - working; complete in box
#11 - 101 - U1950500 - has new laser
#12 - 101 - U6553541
#13 - 101 - U9374990
#14 - 101 - R3945815
#15 - SCPH-102 - B2586348
#16 - SCPH-101 S/N U5088137 Date Code 1B
#17 - SCPH-101 #: U3171772 Made: December 2000
#18 - SCPH-102 - B1357067 PAL *working* got this as untested warranty sticker was intact, until i opened it, i plan on adding a modchip to play imports, and also it had some random brown substance spilled in it at one stage so cleaned that up.
#19 - SCPH-102 - C1933796 PAL Working
#20 - SCPH-103 - F1391234
#21 - SCPH-102 - C2960892

PlayStation 1:
#1 - SCPH-9002 - C4591277
#2 - SCPH-9002 - C3733535
#3 - SCPH-5502 - C7548212
#4 - SCPH-9002 - C9450427
#5 - SCPH-7502 - C2617047
#6 - SCPH-7502 - C1432040
#7 - SCPH-9002 - C1793009
#8 - SCPH-5502 - C7630735
#9 - SCPH-9002 - C4764481 - Modchip, working
#10 - SCPH-9002 - C9219093
#11 - SCPH-9002 - C4764432
#12 - SCPH-9002 - C4506005
#13 - SCPH-7502 - C8570491
#14 - SCPH-7502 - C8671810
#15 - SCPH-7502 - C7856186 - Needs a spindle
#16 - SCPH-5502 - C7512768 - Needs a spindle
#17 - SCPH-5502 - C7453716 - Needs a spindle
#18 - SCPH-7502 - C7998782
#19 - SCPH-7502 - C7613413 - working; board was swapped, original has dead parallel I/O port; non-stealth modchip installed
#20 - SCPH-7502 - C7438725 - Maybe working (my friend irl owns this.)
#21 - SCPH-1002 - B2811862. PAL
#22 - SCPH-1000 - A5912161 (Working, spindle motor and case screws were replaced, everything else original)
#23 - SCPH-1001 - U6479376 (Working, all original)
#24 - SCPH-5500 - A5345326 (Dead Mobo)
#25 - SCPH-7500 - A7255725 (Working, All Original)
#26 - SCPH-7502 - T6482177 PAL *working*
#27 - SCPH-5502 - T392240 PAL *working*
#28 - SCPH-1002 - T0507289 PAL *working*
#29 - SCPH-9002 - C3793386 PAL Working, weird scart mod (no video connector, scart is attached)
#30 - SCPH-5502 - C8568754 PAL Working, no screws at casing, missing PIO plate
#31 - SCPH-9002 - C2071382 PAL Working, scratch near powercon,
#32 - SCPH-5502 - C8901450 PAL Working
#33 - SCPH-5552 - C8148389 PAL Working modchip (no typo near 5552) , no warning text
#34 - SCPH-5502 - C7369582 PAL Working
#35 - SCPH-1002 - C6180653 PAL Working, Modchip (only one im sure atm, my first ps1, got from Ex ) Caution in ENG and Fr
#36 - SCPH-7002 - C7105975 PAL Working, missing pio,
#37 - SCPH-9000 - A1088002 (Working)
#38 - SCPH-9001 - U1403173 (Working)
#39 - SCPH-1001 - U9415499 (Working)
#40 - SCPH-1001 - U5469918 (Dead laser, I think, and it's missing the disc tray, though I think it's lying around here somewhere…)
#41 - SCPH-9002 - C9440483 - Working.
#42 - SCPH-1002 - T0440648 - Mod chipped (early mod chip), colour fix (to play other region games in colour), new replacement laser and replaced felt feet. This was one of my first material possession's that I bought when I first started working fulltime. It is actually a replacement as the original original died after 2 or 3 weeks. I remember getting it over the Saturn due to cost (it had a big price drop) and the Saturn came with an RF cable which I thought was shit (espec. for the price).
#43 - SCPH-7502 - T6634432 - Mod chipped, other than that original. My mum does a lot of Garage Sales/Op shopping and came across this and gave it to me. (Thanks Mum!)
#44 - SCPH-1001 - U6191125 - Got for $5 at a garage sale. Works and in pristine condition
#45 - SCPH-1001 - U9057945 - Working great, perhaps the only 1001 in the country? (iceland)
#46 - SCPH-1002 - C5487837 - not reading CDs correctly, presumably needs new laser/drive
#47 - SCPH-1002 - C6303192 - not reading CDs at all and drive is very noisy, presumably needs new drive
#48 - SCPH-5552 - B3403073 - working perfect, and with me since xmas 1997
#49 - SCPH-1002 - B2737589 - modchip, works but laser worn, loading issues. This one was donated by a friend. Will replace the laser when I get the chance to pick up a loose psone cheap
#50 - SCPH-9002 - C9548494 - Working perfectly
#51 - SCPH-5501 - S9122076 - has new laser
#52 - SCPH-5501 - U1283931 - needs repair
#53 - SCPH-7501 - U1432656 - needs repair
#54 - SCPH-9001 - missing label - spare part
#55 - SCPH-1002 - B3160221
#56 - SCPH-1002 - B2857850
#57 - SCPH-7502 - B7032126
#58 - SCPH-9002 - B3882501
#59 - SCPH-1001 - U6603965 - has problem loading games
#60 - SCPH-7501 - U3686227
#61 - SCPH-7501 - U6729800
#62 - SCPH-7501 - U8008878
#63 - SCPH-9001 - U2019899 - needs new laser
#64 - SCPH-9001 - S9657483
#65 - SCPH-5552 - B3149365 - MM3-chipped
#66 - SCPH-5552 - B3248730 - in pieces to fix my chipped one
#67 - SCPH-9002 - C2926675
#68 - SCPH-5502 - T731666 - Untested
#69 - SCPH-5501 - U6134351 - Date: July 1997.
#70 - SCPH-9001 - S9707027 - Date: September 1999.
#71 - SCPH-1001 - U5406969 - Date: July 1995.
#72 - SCPH-9002 - C7880490 - Very bad on the outside, not sure if works.
#73 - SCPH-7502 - C6812612 - Not sure if works or not but will check later.
#74 - SCPH-9001 - U9497716
#75 - SCPH-1001 - U5574030 August 1995 - Laser is dead
#76 - SCPH-1001 - U6280793 February 1996 - Works perfectly
#77 - SCPH-5501 - U7056212 August 1997 - Untested, has original box
#78 - SCPH-5501 - U7653670 October 1997 - Untested
#79 - SCPH-7501 - U3155525 October 1998 - Came with no laser
#80 - SCPH-9001 - S0431194 March 2000 - Works perfectly
#81 - SCPH-9002 - C7978043
#82 - SCPH-7502 - C9031569
#83 - SCPH-9002 - T6488358 AU PAL (My current PS1 I play all my games on.)
#84 - SCPH-5502 - T608652 AU PAL (Disc drive is dead) - SHORTEST SERIAL EVER FOUND.
#85 - SCPH-1001 - U7537164 (faulty laser)
#86 - SCPH-5501 - S8581608 (mod inside stickered)
#87 - DTL-H1101 - 301502 (debugging station)
#88 - SCPH-1000 : A5951124 -> audio swap working
#89 - SCPH-1002 : C6456002 -> audio swap not working *
#90 - SCPH-1002 : C5575695 -> audio swap working
#91 - [SCPH-7002] (B6587757]
#92 - SCPH-5501: U9772625 - March 1998 - Made In Japan - Manufactured: SKZ Kisarazu Japan (under the certification text)
#93 - SCPH-1002 - B2523680 (working)
#94 - SCPH-9002 - B4754311 (working, Modchipped)




#100 - SCPH-5502 - C8673133
#101 - SCPH-1002 - C6828410 PAL - Working
#102 - SCPH-5502 - C5757446 PAL - Working and with original box and manual etc.
#103 - SCPH-5502 - C7517026 PAL - Working
#104 - SCPH-7002 - C6847583 PAL - Working, modchip installed

 

I can try taking a look, I currently have 9 ps1's, all working, also 7 or so psones, al working, some without theyre own power(lost or damaged)
Sounds like a fun project, but do we also need to log a mainboard serial? because sometimes mobo's are swapped

 

Yeah thanks for taking a interest in this with me. mainboard, I'm not so good in finding out info about them so I don't know if i'll find which mobo's are on mine. but thanks again.
Would be a cool project as there are quite a many people and then we would also see what people have, rare / debugs /custom mods etc.

Nah mobo serials are not needed I think, only the serial number on the back of the pS1 and what type of ps1 it is.

 

SCPH-7502, serial C7613413 - working; board was swapped, original has dead parallel I/O port; non-stealth modchip installed
SCPH-101, serial U4966502 - working

My PAL PSone is packed away, can't check that one right now.

 

Thanks for the contribution man. keep it up.

Just for fun here is one of mine;
SCPH-7502 - C1432040 (early VIN!) - Working as far as I know

 

#1 serial number SCPH-1002


#2 serial number SCPH- 7552

#3 serial number SCPH-7552

#4 serial number SCPH-7552

#5 serial number SCPH- 5552

that's all she wrote

 

Those are model numbers, not serials. Is there a point to this database? I know there were multiple PCB revisions inside the same model which might be useful for something. I've got 4-5 PS1s floating around here I could get the serials from but only if the time taken was actually productive.

 

SCPH-1002 B2811862. PAL

 

Hmm. I can see these have different letter infront "B" and "C".
Also, no special point.
Just curiousity.

Never seen SCPH-7552 before. Cool.

Yay.
SCPH-5502 - C7630735 - Working

Thanks for the contribution!

EDIT: We currently have 9 PS1's in the Registry, good job, Most are mine but I added the other ones people here told me about.

 

Might be worth noting manufacture date if this ever could prove useful.

 

SCPH-1000 A5912161 (Working, spindle motor and case screws were replaced, everything else original)
SCPH-1001 U6479376 (Working, all original)
SCPH 101 R3731722 (Replaced Mobo)
Also had:
SCPH-5500 A5345326 (Dead Mobo)
SCPH-7500 A7255725 (Working, All Original)

Only NTSC U/C units seem to have date codes.

 

I always thought there was a reason you typically didn't want to share serial numbers with others, or is that just with modern, internet-capable machines?

 

It is for modern stuff only. I wouldn't worry either way if you are the legal owner of the hardware, the main concerns are hacking (in the break in to your network sense) and someone cloning the system (ie to unban an Xbox 360) both of which require additional info, Dev hardware also has an NDA attached to it that has been violated, there is the ethics issue since presumably they are traceable back to the person who "disclosed" the hardware.

 

Yeah but only the modern computers you would worry about, random PS1 serials don't mean anything to hackers.
Also, thanks for the Contribution Tokimemofan, I'm kind of jealous of your 1000 & 1001... ugh, my oldest one is a 5502. Which sucks. There never came any 1002's to Iceland I think!

Now if only you could Decode PS1 VIN's.

 

I got a SCPH-1002 for a few Euro at a flea market once, but it was pretty much dead by that point... CD drive didn't work right anymore (had some physical damage even), there was no video signal from any of the ports, only sound, and it was in really bad shape overall. Best I could get it to do was boot Final Fantasy 6 to IIRC the memory card and file selection, after several minutes of loading. I kept the power supply board and got rid of the rest...

 

Ah.

R.I.P

I need a SCPH-1002 myself :/

 

SCPH-102 T6418151 PAL *working*
SCPH-102 T1922155 PAL *working*
SCPH-7502 T6482177 PAL *working*
SCPH-5502 T392240 PAL *working*
SCPH-1002 T0507289 PAL *working*

 

Nice collection! Also nice to see another 1002 alive! Thanks for the contribution.

You're 1002 seems to be no#507289 , That's a really low number.

 

thanks i got it loose in 2001 still works pretty well no laser replacement or anything

 

No probs, great to hear.. keep it up and don't throw it away.. when everyone throws their away when it stops working their numbers thin out and they will be EXTREMELY rare if people don't stop throwing them away.