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March 26, 2013, 10:32:38 PM
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Hey Wiggy! I just had a quick question. I already know you are quite well versed with gaming systems and I was hoping you might be able to mod a top loader nes by adding an av component and led power indicator. I figured it would be best to ask you since even if you aren't sure how to/ don't want to do it you most likely know someone who can mod my nes for a reasonable price. Thanks for your help!  ;D

Do you want Composite (yellow plug) or Component (Red, Green and Blue plugs)? 'Cause if you want a Component mod be prepared for ultimate wallet destruction.

March 26, 2013, 10:59:08 PM
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I'm using a new process with new materials (thank you, Shoothimnow), so they are cleaner than ever and the sleeve looks much closer to the ones used on the UGCs in the first place.  Will look great on the shelf next to all your other totally sweet cased games ;D

This material your using to replace the sleeves with, care to share what it is  ??? ??? ??? I have 2 UGC and a handful of DS cases that could do with new sleeves, and after taking a look at your double UGC video, I reckon I could give it a go at replacing them  ;D ;D ;D

March 27, 2013, 01:35:48 AM
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Hey Wiggy! I just had a quick question. I already know you are quite well versed with gaming systems and I was hoping you might be able to mod a top loader nes by adding an av component and led power indicator. I figured it would be best to ask you since even if you aren't sure how to/ don't want to do it you most likely know someone who can mod my nes for a reasonable price. Thanks for your help!  ;D

Do you want Composite (yellow plug) or Component (Red, Green and Blue plugs)? 'Cause if you want a Component mod be prepared for ultimate wallet destruction.

Yes, this. Let me know if that's what you mean.


I'm using a new process with new materials (thank you, Shoothimnow), so they are cleaner than ever and the sleeve looks much closer to the ones used on the UGCs in the first place.  Will look great on the shelf next to all your other totally sweet cased games ;D

This material your using to replace the sleeves with, care to share what it is  ??? ??? ??? I have 2 UGC and a handful of DS cases that could do with new sleeves, and after taking a look at your double UGC video, I reckon I could give it a go at replacing them  ;D ;D ;D

My how-to is in the stickies at the top of this section ;)

March 27, 2013, 06:06:28 PM
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Hey Wiggy! I just had a quick question. I already know you are quite well versed with gaming systems and I was hoping you might be able to mod a top loader nes by adding an av component and led power indicator. I figured it would be best to ask you since even if you aren't sure how to/ don't want to do it you most likely know someone who can mod my nes for a reasonable price. Thanks for your help!  ;D

Do you want Composite (yellow plug) or Component (Red, Green and Blue plugs)? 'Cause if you want a Component mod be prepared for ultimate wallet destruction.

 I want a composite video mod. I know they're a little pricey but I knew that all along. I honestly would rather pay someone from TCP than someone I don't know.
« Last Edit: March 27, 2013, 06:29:40 PM by Lexi_177 »

March 27, 2013, 06:22:05 PM
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I reckon your looking at around $300 just for the parts to do the mod mate, labour costs on such a pain in the arse job is gunna hurt too.

March 27, 2013, 06:25:24 PM
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I reckon your looking at around $300 just for the parts to do the mod mate, labour costs on such a pain in the arse job is gunna hurt too.

Nah I found a place that will fix it for 50, but like I said I would much prefer to pay someone from TCP

March 27, 2013, 06:29:00 PM
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I reckon your looking at around $300 just for the parts to do the mod mate, labour costs on such a pain in the arse job is gunna hurt too.

Nah I found a place that will fix it for 50, but like I said I would much prefer to pay someone from TCP

NES with Component output? For 50 bucks?
You caught my intrest.
Tell us how was the quality.

March 27, 2013, 06:30:39 PM
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Looked it up, doesn't look like something that I have time to screw around with right now :(

March 27, 2013, 08:02:37 PM
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I reckon your looking at around $300 just for the parts to do the mod mate, labour costs on such a pain in the arse job is gunna hurt too.

Nah I found a place that will fix it for 50, but like I said I would much prefer to pay someone from TCP

I think your getting confused, the RGB PPU alone is getting close to $200.

March 27, 2013, 08:07:25 PM
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Just got my Wiggyswan! (Wonderswan Color Front lit) Awesome job!!!!! Better believe that your my go to guy for this now! Recommendations all around ^_^y

March 27, 2013, 09:55:43 PM
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I reckon your looking at around $300 just for the parts to do the mod mate, labour costs on such a pain in the arse job is gunna hurt too.

Nah I found a place that will fix it for 50, but like I said I would much prefer to pay someone from TCP

I think your getting confused, the RGB PPU alone is getting close to $200.

I was. I'm so sorry. I'm not particularly well versed in the technical aspect of video game consoles, I wish I knew more.

March 27, 2013, 10:16:52 PM
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I reckon your looking at around $300 just for the parts to do the mod mate, labour costs on such a pain in the arse job is gunna hurt too.

Nah I found a place that will fix it for 50, but like I said I would much prefer to pay someone from TCP

I think your getting confused, the RGB PPU alone is getting close to $200.

I was. I'm so sorry. I'm not particularly well versed in the technical aspect of video game consoles, I wish I knew more.

No need to apologize mate!

March 28, 2013, 01:06:05 AM
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At this point it might be worth waiting, since the RetroZone guy is working on an HDMI mod for the toploader NES.

March 28, 2013, 01:36:42 AM
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At this point it might be worth waiting, since the RetroZone guy is working on an HDMI mod for the toploader NES.

Is there one for toaster?

March 28, 2013, 02:09:11 AM
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Right now it's only being designed for toploader, but the only reason for that distinction is the physical design of the new video board, which piggybacks onto the PPU. Its current design is for the positioning of the PPU on the toploader. A toaster model of the mod will be completely possible, they're just focusing efforts on the toploader right now.

Since Lexi was asking about a composite mod, she logically has a toploader (since toasters already have composite)
« Last Edit: March 28, 2013, 02:34:48 AM by JDavis »