Alright guys here's my stuff!
First, my Genesis, I was just playing it. I recently did the S-Video mod to it. By default, with an RF adapter you get really crappy sound (mono) and grainy video. Basically, I used a S-Video to RCA video (yellow to yellow), cut it open, took the copper sheathing to use as ground, and the center wire as composite video. I wired both up to a small piece of paper clip, then put them into the composite video and ground pins of the Genesis 1's rear DIN-8 connector (see http://pinouts.ru/Game/sega1_pinout.shtml). I plug a headphone to RCA audio (red/white) into the headphone jack and get stereo sound.
Here's the Game Gear, my model 2 Saturn (with that weird "Sega Saturn 3D controller", I actually have the box for it, it's funny), and my Dreamcast.
Captain318 since I already tried to purchase jetpak's Power Base Converter and failed.... how about selling me a spare Sega CD?? lmao
Edited by neurotix - 3/5/12 at 10:39pm
First, my Genesis, I was just playing it. I recently did the S-Video mod to it. By default, with an RF adapter you get really crappy sound (mono) and grainy video. Basically, I used a S-Video to RCA video (yellow to yellow), cut it open, took the copper sheathing to use as ground, and the center wire as composite video. I wired both up to a small piece of paper clip, then put them into the composite video and ground pins of the Genesis 1's rear DIN-8 connector (see http://pinouts.ru/Game/sega1_pinout.shtml). I plug a headphone to RCA audio (red/white) into the headphone jack and get stereo sound.
Here's the Game Gear, my model 2 Saturn (with that weird "Sega Saturn 3D controller", I actually have the box for it, it's funny), and my Dreamcast.
Captain318 since I already tried to purchase jetpak's Power Base Converter and failed.... how about selling me a spare Sega CD?? lmao
Edited by neurotix - 3/5/12 at 10:39pm
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| RAM | Hard Drive | Hard Drive | Optical Drive |
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Big Red v4
(16 items) |
Dream Machine Contest Rig
(11 items) |
| CPU | Motherboard | Graphics | Graphics |
|---|---|---|---|
| Intel i7 3930k | Asus Sabertooth X79 | Sapphire Radeon HD 7970 | Sapphire Radeon HD 7970 |
| RAM | Hard Drive | Hard Drive | Optical Drive |
| g.skill Trident X 16gb 2400mhz | Western Digital WD Black 1TB Sata III | OCZ Agility IV 64gb Sata III boot drive | Lite-on iHAS124 DVD-RW |
| Cooling | Power | Case | |
| Corsair H100i | OCZ ZX Series 1000W Fully-Modular 80PLUS Gold | Cooler Master HAF 932 | |
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VERY Nice 
How did you install the larger hard drive with the soft-mod though? Or do you have the original HD in there too?
(Maybe I should have? 
I also have Sega Sports Baseball 2K1, Football 2K, and Football 2K2, but I don't care about sports games. They just came with the console. 
Thanks Staryoshi! 
