



Off the bench and ready to ship: a small batch of RGB-modded NES consoles, all built the same way. The stock NES only ever put out RF, so that’s the first thing to go. In its place sits a Sega Saturn-style multi-out port wired to a Lava RGB 2.0 board — RGBS, S-Video, and Composite from one connector. Hold Select and Up on the first controller for three seconds to cycle through four palettes; hold Select and A to reset without touching the console.
New high-quality capacitors throughout, a clean power board, and the OEM 72-pin connector cleaned and restored — the part behind every “blow on the cartridge” memory. Blue LED power light. Shells carry the light bumps and scratches you’d expect from a 30+ year old console; no top yellowing.
Sold as the console only — no controllers, power supply, or AV cable. Any standard NES controllers and power supply will work. For the RGB output you’ll want a Sega Saturn-style RGB SCART cable: Insurrection Industries makes the one we recommend, and this cheaper cable works too (it can pick up a little audio noise). Each console is tested on Super Mario Bros. before it ships — the gallery clip is a real capture of the console, not stock footage. 30-day warranty against anything we caused.