Nice set up

[Tatsujin]

I can't really see any proudness of his turbo/pce stuff, nor a complete jpn saturn collection.

[SuperDeadite]

Rainbow colored PS2s?  Looks like sparky's place.

[Tatsujin]

[PunkicCyborg]

Seeing the IFU exposed to the elements without the cover and all that dust and impurities from being next to those unworthy consoles makes me sick

[Frank_fjs]

I can vouch for Panasonic plasma TV's. They do tend to have the nicest picture quality and good gaming modes. Samsung is the worst that I've come across re retro gaming, they really don't handle 240p signals well.

[Nando]

Seeing the IFU exposed to the elements without the cover and all that dust and impurities from being next to those unworthy consoles makes me sick

LMAO!!

I can vouch for Panasonic plasma TV's. They do tend to have the nicest picture quality and good gaming modes. Samsung is the worst that I've come across re retro gaming, they really don't handle 240p signals well.

Cool, I was actually looking at a few Panasonics awhile back. No bigger than the 42" range either. I wouldn't have the space. I think Plasma will be the way I go in the future. Oh and my CRT isn't going anywhere. That thing might weight a ton and a half but the picture is SO CLEAR!

[storino03]

^ is there like a how to guide to all this composite component scart stuff. I would like to start learning about this and modding my consoles

Which consoles in particular? Many consoles have native RGB output and don't need to be modded, you just need to grab an appropriate scart cable.

The following consoles all output an RGB signal as per standard:

- Master System
- Mega Drive
- 32X
- Saturn
- Dreamcast (can also output VGA via an external box)
- SNES
- Neo Geo AES/CD
- PS1/ PS2
- Probably a few others I'm forgetting

Many consoles also have an RGB signal but it just needs to be amplified, such as the PCE.

JVC X'EYE can be added to the list for native RGB support, at least the US version. I use a Genesis 2 (model 2) scart cable and it works great!