Customer description

The console was sent for a N64 RGB mod, using the N64 64 2.1 modkit from RetroUpgrades. The customer mentioned that there was a prior mod done on this console a long time ago. Upon opening the console, I found some pre-existent wiring to the VDC-NUS chip going back to the video connector. The chip […]

The service requested was initially a Hispeedido IPS screen replacement, but a capacitor kit and a Mega Nomad region free mod were also discussed. Eventually the region free mod was not installed because of fears of the “hot keys” interfering with the OSD menu hot keys of the IPS screen. The console was first disassembled

This a Jasper revision console, sent for RGH3, new HDD install and PSU recap. Upon arrival, the faceplate was broken in one of the corners during transport, but the console worked well. Other parts of the shell had small damage (perhaps from previous attempts to open the console), like cracked plastic tabs and broken plastic

This order was for a OG Xbox Refurbishment and modding 500GB / 1TB + – 500GB SSD new. The console testes well on receipt, and it was fairly clear overall, apart from some rust present in one side of the shield. The customer agreed to have the shield painted for an extra fee. The first

The order was originally for a recap of a Game Gear. On arrival when testing, the console turned on and there was a dim screen with no sound. The screen presented two horizontal dead lines. Upon consulting with the customer, a replacement IPS screen from BennVenn was agreed. First task was to do the original

This service was a combined modchip (Mayumi v4) and Dual Frequency Oscillator (From consolesunleashed.com). First the console was tested for good normal function, and then disassembled to reach the motherboard. The first task was to remove the shield to uncover the area where the Mayumi v4 has to be installed. This shield was soldered back

This order was for a Game Cube TLC. The console came very dirty and with a yellowed front panel as well as several chips around the front part of the console. Customer was made aware of the chips and asked if they would be interested in retrobrighting the front panel, which they agreed to. The

Initial Repair Attempt Customer description of the fault was that a region mod was performed years ago and last year the console stopped displaying video. I explained that I would attempt to trace the fault but I cannot guarantee a solution can be found, and it could be a lot of things. Customer agreed to

This service included the Refurbishment and TLC of a PS3 as well as the upgrade to a 1TB SSD drive. The customer provided the SSD drive. While the console looked relatively in good condition externally, once opened it had a fair amount of fluff and dust. An old guest that had seen better days was

This order was fulfilled through the Free Modding Programme for a SEGA Nomad recap and a lens replacement. The Nomad packs a Mega Drive inside and houses an LCD screen and 3 different PCBs. One of those is a small Mode / Start button with no capacitors. The other two boards, one has the main