I’m going to start offering my modding services for a very fair price to get my name out there. I’ve done a lot of mods now including: NES recap, NES RGB, NES RGB palette flashing, SNES RGB, a CPS2 Digital AV, clock/multiplayer port for the Super Gameboy, lots of CPS2 Infinikey installs, and even wiring up modern arcade sticks to work with DB-15 connectors for superguns.
I pride myself on clean work and solid craftsmanship.
Price can be sorted out on a case by case basis but right now I’ll be doing it on the cheap.
I’m open to doing any work you can think of if I can find reference material online for it.
Thanks! When I was first learning about the hobby I watched a lot of Voultar’s videos where he was reworking botched mod jobs. Saw a lot of what NOT to do.
It’s funny though. I recently picked up a Hori Hayabusa fight stick. I cracked it open to look into modding it and I noticed that the pcb that everything is wired to is covered in hot glue. So… apparently some things come from the factory that way.
Wow this is awesome. I’ll keep you in mind once I buy the Genesis RGB Bypass amp since my Model 1 has some bad jailbars. I’ve been meaning to do it myself but my soldering iron is junk and I’m nervous I may mess something up. I’ve honestly been waiting to see if someone here would offer their services and I’m sure glad you have.
Just did my first GBA Consolizer mod. Really amazing piece of kit. You kind of have to see it for yourself to believe it. I’m ready to start doing installations of these for anyone interested.