NES 24K Gold-Plated AV Cable Simulated Stereo Audio Video Cord for Original Nintendo System Replaces RF Switch

Not kidding… the absolute best quality composite cable I’ve ever had and I only buy Monster typically. This thing has no dot crawl, rainbow artifacts, zero interference, I’ve seen zero color bleed, and combing artifacts from a comb filter have interpolated pixels filling in the details from my XRGB Mini I’m guessing due to the amount of current in the wire it’s received so the upscaler can do it’s digital conversation magic. It is equal to S-Video on the Framemeister but more ringing or edge enhancement because that’s the nature of composite. The quality is so good the XRGB Mini fills in artifact edges jagged with interpolation and u have smooth edges I’m shocked! All artifacts I mentioned missing like interference or rainbows are present with generic stock composite cable. U still get shaky dots when moving like a real NES always does other than that it looks as clean and perfect as a real NES can look. Unreal how good the price is. Don’t believe online bs with RGB mods needed for XRGB and the NES. Upgrade the cheap cable with this and I don’t get how u can’t be satisfied unless your expectations are emulation look. This is exactly like CRT without scanlines and the best pixel definition possible from a real NES. Buy it!!!

These are amazing, if you are contemplating about getting these, stop it and buy them. In stereo sound and amazing picture. You will look at your NES in a whole new light.

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So I deleted my old review because it was wrong. I purchased 2 of these cables and had issues with 1. I returned it and replacement did the same thing. Found out the poor picture quality was NOT the cables but my nes 72 pin connector. These cables are super good and well worth the extra few bucks over others on line. Extremely well built and far superior to the original cables. Will but a 3rd for my other crt for sure. Old non HD crt picture looks crystal clear. Not a big tech guy, but one of the best picture quality cables from my few hours of research on youtube and websites. I have no issues or problems.

Purchased cables specifically to eliminate the RF Connection on my TV. Not only am I happy about that, I am happy about the quality of these cables ! Very Nice ! I have them plugged into a stock ( un-modified ) Nintendo NES with a RetroTink 2X Pro. Picture quality looks about the same ( Probably need to modify / update my NES ) for better picture, sound, etc....but I would recommend these cables to other collectors !

Cables appear to be solid using on original NES to a retrotink mini. Video appears as good as composite can be, and no visible noise. Audio sounds right...I think. Hard to tell if there is a real jump in stereo sound as it is an NES after all, but no noticeable strangeness or weird pops or clicks or whatever. Zelda 2's over-world music had an odd hum here and there, but I think that was just the normal music played through a high-end soundbar. Other games sounded normal. My one concern is the overall quality, as I could not find a path to the creator of these things, so not sure if it's all but a nice paint job on overall cheap, un-shielded cables. That seems to be more and more common in the retro gaming world. If proof of quality on these, and the seller, I would give 5 stars.

Bought initially for a vhs player, but work great on both my NES and Toshiba vhs player. Feels like better quality on the NES, still works as should and is a good length cable as well.

If you have tried numerous solutions for your NES to HDMI, look no further, pair these cords with an Insignia RCA to HDMI Adapter from BB and you won't be disappointed. I paired mine with a Samsung Q7A TV and had amazing results! Even when compared to FPGA consoles like RetroUSB AVS (720p) surprisingly. Great picture, sound, and no lag, just awesome.