RGB FC NESRGB AV Game Console NTSC Vanilla
Modified Famicom console with NESRGB v11G kit, RGBS/S-Video/AV output, three colour palettes, two controllers, acrylic case and UK power adapter
- TypeFamily Games
- ColorVanilla
- RGBS, S-Video and AV output for crisp retro visuals
- Three selectable colour palettes switched from the top panel
- 9–12 V power with polarity-free input and UK adapter
- TDA1308 amp on Australian NESRGB kit upgraded November 2025
- NTSC and PAL modes plus broad cartridge compatibility
All-in-one retro console
This modified Famicom system integrates an Australian NESRGB kit upgraded to v11G in November 2025. It ships in NTSC format and supports both NTSC and PAL regions. The package includes the console motherboard, two controllers, an acrylic case and an RGB cable for immediate classic gaming.
Video output and power
The unit provides RGBS, S-Video and composite AV connections with three selectable colour palettes switched from the top panel. Audio uses a TDA1308 operational amplifier for crisper PPU sound. Power input accepts 9 to 12 V with no polarity concern and a UK-standard adapter is supplied.
Cartridge compatibility and build
The clear acrylic enclosure houses the NTSC CPU and PPU on a single board. Compatibility covers N8 cartridges and common multi-carts including 99-in-1, 400-in-1 and 500-in-1 collections. Two wired controllers are included for two-player sessions.
Highlights
- RGBS, S-Video and AV output for crisp retro visuals
- Three selectable colour palettes switched from the top panel
- 9–12 V power with polarity-free input and UK adapter
- TDA1308 amp on Australian NESRGB kit upgraded November 2025
- NTSC and PAL modes plus broad cartridge compatibility
Specifications
| Type | Family Games |
|---|---|
| Color | Vanilla |
Questions about this item
How do I connect the RGB cable and power the console without damaging it?
Plug the included RGB cable into the RGBSS-VideoAV port, then connect the UK-standard power adapter to the 9~12V input; the TDA1308 amplifier handles either polarity so orientation does not matter.
What parts might wear out first on the NESRGB v11G board?
The TDA1308 operational amplifier and the original PPU sound chip are the active silicon most likely to degrade after long sessions; the acrylic case and controllers are passive and rarely fail.
At what point does the 9~12V supply limit continuous play?
If the adapter voltage drifts below 9V under load, the TDA1308 amplifier can clip audio and the RGB output may lose sync, ending the session until a stable 9~12V source is restored.
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