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SCART cable with wide 21-pin broom-head plug, grey PVC jacket, moulded strain reliefs, RGB audio-video leads for SNES

SFC/SNES Super SCART Cable RGB European Broom Head Connector

SKU CH-BRTX-ASCQC

Delivers RGB video and audio from SFC/SNES consoles via a European SCART broom-head connector

  • TypeWire & Cable
  • RGB video output via European SCART broom head connector
  • Compatible with SFC and SNES consoles for authentic retro gaming
  • High-quality construction preserves signal integrity and durability
  • Carries both RGB video and audio through a single cable

SFC/SNES RGB SCART cable

This cable connects Super Famicom or Super Nintendo consoles to displays that accept a European standard SCART broom head connector. It carries RGB video and audio signals through a shielded construction chosen for durability and signal integrity. The broom head plug fits the SCART sockets common on European televisions and monitors.

Retro gamers keeping original hardware

Owners of SFC or SNES systems who want the native RGB picture on a compatible SCART display will find this cable matches the console output. Buyers whose display lacks a SCART input or who need HDMI, component or composite connections should look at other solutions.

Highlights

  • RGB video output via European SCART broom head connector
  • Compatible with SFC and SNES consoles for authentic retro gaming
  • High-quality construction preserves signal integrity and durability
  • Carries both RGB video and audio through a single cable

Specifications

TypeWire & Cable

Questions about this item

How much power does the SFC/SNES Super SCART cable draw when the console runs all day?

The cable is passive and draws no power of its own; it simply carries the RGB video and audio signals from the console to the display.

What must I already own for this SCART cable to work with my Super Nintendo?

You need an SFC or SNES console with a multi-out port and a TV or monitor that accepts RGB input via a European-standard SCART connector.

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