Customer description

Description of a job done for a customer, to be sent to the customer

Order #5046

This order was for the installation of a dummy load on a Dreamcast and for the a TLC refurbishment of a PS2 slim. I also agreed to provide a “soft” clean service to the Dreamcast. Dreamcast dummy load installation The console came in a custom black shell with a Noctua fan installed, apart from the […]

Order #5046 Read More »

Order #5017

Customer originally got in touch for a recap for a Sega Saturn VA13 PAL with a Terraonion MODE already installed. After discussion, a FRAM mod and a 50/60hz refresh rate modification were also ordered. The refresh modification is an advanced feature on the MODE which requires connecting a wire to VDP2 pin 79 into the

Order #5017 Read More »

Order #4920

This service was for the recap of a 3DO Fz-1. The customer reported some games working and some not, and we discussed the likelihood of a recap solving that problem, recognising that it might not be a solution. The customer was happy to proceed on those basis. The console was received with a various original

Order #4920 Read More »

Order #4899

This service was for the Xbox 360 Refurbishment and modding 500GB+, which includes: The console was in good state without excessive dust build up externally or internally. Only one of the mall rubber feet in of the sides of the console was missing, but the impact of this is very minimum. The console was a

Order #4899 Read More »

Order #4751

This service was a green translucent Original Xbox that came for a refurbishment, a recap (motherboard and PSU), a SSD install and modding via TSOP flashing. The customer provided the SSD and the bracket, as well as a heatsink for the southbridge. I provided the Startech IDE-to-SATA adapter, the UDAM ASUS ribbon cable and capacitor

Order #4751 Read More »

Order #4774

The service was for a recap, IPS screen installation, glass lens install and battery mod for a V0 Sega Game Gear. The IPS screen was a BennVenn screen sourced from ZedLabz, and the glass lens and the battery mod were sourced from RetroSix. The console came with a non functional screen but with power. First

Order #4774 Read More »

Order #4758

The order was for sourcing and modding a Sega Genesis model 2, and it was agreed with the customer to source one with two controllers. The console sourced came with a box and manuals, marked as untested but on arrival it tested just fine. The services ordered were a Disassembly, test and Recap The console

Order #4758 Read More »

Panasonic Q repair

The customer sent a Panasonic Q console which wasn’t reading discs properly. These consoles are well known for having issues with the plastic material of the DVD drive rails and tray, and like many consoles of this era, also with the rubber belt degrading and not ejecting the tray properly. On receipt the console had

Panasonic Q repair Read More »

Order #4677

This 1.6 console came for a CPU recap and the installation of a XRT-C mod (which includes the rebuilt of LPC port). The customer also sent an OpenXenium from LonWay Technologies. I also agreed with the customer to configure the stock HDD with UIX-Lite. The console did not boot when received and tested. Upon disassembly

Order #4677 Read More »

Shopping Basket