AV Famicom or Top Loader NES - Video Quality?

[_SD_]

Which of the two outputs the best composite video: a modified NES2 or a standard AV Famicom? Specifically for use with an XRGB Mini, unless anyone can suggest a cheaper Composite-VGA/Component/HDMI converter that's going to do the job just as well on a 19" 4:3 LCD.

Also, converter carts.... Do all NES-Famicom converters have the NES cart facing backwards? What's the deal with doing it the other way round; will the Famicom cart be facing forward on a NES2?

[Arctic Feather]

I've heard the NES 2 has some problems with vertical lines appearing, but I don't know if that is fixed with the composite mod.
I never saw any such problems on my AV Famicom.

I think most convertors have the game placed backwards (the one I have does this), but I've seen pictures of ones that work the other way too. I'd much prefer one of these too, but finding any adapter for a decent price was hard enough.

Here's the one I've seen: http://www5b.biglobe.ne.jp/~g-take/sid172466bb.jpg
The shop that that picture is from doesn't seem to have any.

[insideinfo]

I recently imported an av modded famicom and on some games I'm experiencing a lot of vertical lines.





On others it seems not so much but that might be because of dark backgrounds.

[_SD_]

Just to clarify, this was an original Famicom with an AV mod, not an actual AV Famicom?

[insideinfo]

it's an original famicom with av mod.