One goal. Perfection.
Thank you so much for the community that helped make us.
Quantity | Price per item | Discount |
10 items | £23.00 | 8% off |
30 items | £20.00 | 20% off |
It’s not new. It’s not fancy. But it is Clean!
The kit comes with a combined Composite + S-Video cable, where the green wire is S-Video Y (Luma), and the blue wire is C (Chroma).
Photos in listing are of a photo of a modern TFT playing Pitfall, and then the rest are from a cheap composite capture card to PC to capture images. As you can see even through cheap capture devices the images appear nice and clean.
This product is still in continued development and the more feedback we receive the more support and improvements we can add. It is at the stage that is should be cleaner and sharper than any other mod out there already, and below are a list of known improvements we are working on for the next version.
1. LUMA0 is still much more delayed than LUMA1/2. Visually you won't notice much of anything, but it does mean I have had to over-dampen the luma to compensate the mixing of the LUMA pins together. This causes slightly softer edges than could be achieved. Plan to fix with a larger LUMA delay circuit.
2. Using switch mode power supplies (instead of transformer based) will introduce 2MHz visual noise all over the image. Not sure if this is normal with RF and other mods, but plan to find a way to filter the system/CleanComp next version. So use high quality/original transformer based power supplies for now.
3. Chroma merges into SYNC rise, causing a slight sync undershoot. This doesn't seem to visually effect anything but I will remove the sync tip undershoot next version with faster transistors.
If you are using a RetroTink (especially newer versions) they are known to add jailbars and checkerboards to composite and S-Video due to their own PCB adding clock noise to the image.
Use a real monitor/device that supports S-Video, or a OSSC with the composite add-on for perfect results.
Luke
Retro Enthusiast
RetroSix is a family run business led by Luke, who has been in the gaming industry and retail business since 2013, and sold consoles, controllers and even designed our own controllers and consoles.
We repair and upgrade consoles while showing them off on our social channels such as TikTok.
We sell products for restoring your own consoles should you wish to do it yourself, including many of our own hardware we design and manufacture in-house.
Finally, we print directly onto products to create unique one-off designs of things like Game Boys, Game Gears and anything that has a relatively flat surface we can print on. Checkout our Printed Products sections to buy some or design your very own.
We started RetroSix not as a mass market business, instead with the aim of perfection. Recreating moulds of original shells, casting them from quality ABS, redesigning hardware such as power supplies, USB-C, audio and more, to upgrade your consoles to the highest quality available. No cheap junk sold for profit.
Partners
We believe partnering with other likeminded companies is a great way to help each other out and ultimately make products that are better for the end consumer.
Of course, we sell and ship worldwide direct from source if you would like to purchase direct from anywhere in the world.
Canada: Magitek Repairs and Restoration (magitekrr.com)
Japan: ヒミツノバ®|ゲームボーイのバックライトカスタム|HIMITSUNOVA
Austria: SilentModding.com - Retro GConsole Modding
Germany: DragonBox Shop
Germany: RetroReiZ - REVIVE TO RELIVE - Die Seite für Retro-Fans & Sammler