Can I use a RGB GameCube lead on a Pal SNES?
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Yes the Super Nintendo makes an excellent holder for the Gamecube RGB lead.
Otherwise you will need to remove the 3 caps from board, and solder a wire in it's place (or wire the leads to pins 9,13 and 17). -
Well, I've tried my GameCube RGB and it works fine. It's so much sharper than component, now I just need a NTSC machine so I can get rid of those bloody borders...Comment
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Did you remove the capacitors first?
The picture will be too dull otherwise.Comment
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I didn't remove anything mate, and it looks bloody nice and sharp to me
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sharp, but dull.
ie. too dark.Comment
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Looks fine to me, and besides my TV is really weird. On certain consoles (GameCube and Saturn) I get a sharper picture via S-Video than I do with RGB?????Comment
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I've tried the Gamecube RGB lead on the PAL SNES, and all I got was a sub-par composite like picture.Comment
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Some TVs have crap RGB handling and excellent S-Video decoding... Can be depressing when you see an RGB picture looking washed out... :/
Different revisions of the SNES and SFC have slightly tweaked RGB output levels and I found that I needed to remove caps from some leads to have them work on a SFC and needed a lead with caps to get it to work on the SNES... ^_^; (Although this was like 1 SFC out of 6 and 1 SNES out of 15)...
I assumed that you already tried said lead on the machine too, hence the removal of caps...Comment
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