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Supremefactory S-Video Cable for SNES N64 Gamecube 168cm
S-Video cable connects Nintendo 64, SNES and GameCube to displays, 168 cm long
- TypeS-Video Cables
- Sharp S-Video picture on classic Nintendo consoles
- 168 cm cable reaches the TV from the sofa
- Light 63 g build eases routing behind furniture
- Third-party design fits SNES, N64 and GameCube
- RGB SCART lead included in the box
Console S-Video cable for retro Nintendo
This S-Video cable connects a Nintendo 64, SNES or GameCube to a display with an S-Video input. It provides a higher-quality analogue picture than the composite cables originally packed with the consoles. The 168cm length gives flexibility for typical living-room setups.
Upgrade from composite video on CRT or capture gear
The cable replaces the standard composite lead and is worth the switch when the display or capture device accepts S-Video. The improvement is visible on CRTs, early LCDs and modern capture cards that support the separate chroma and luma signals. It does not add HDMI output or upscaling.
Analogue S-Video limits on modern displays
The S-Video interface carries standard-definition analogue video only and cannot transmit audio, so a separate audio connection is required. Modern televisions often lack an S-Video port, which may require an active converter that is not included. The cable weighs 63g and is built by a third-party manufacturer.
Highlights
- Sharp S-Video picture on classic Nintendo consoles
- 168 cm cable reaches the TV from the sofa
- Light 63 g build eases routing behind furniture
- Third-party design fits SNES, N64 and GameCube
- RGB SCART lead included in the box
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 168 cm cable reach my TV without stretching?
The cable is 168 cm long, which is roughly one and a half metres from the console to the display.
Which connector on the console end plugs into the Nintendo 64 multi-out port?
The single multi-out plug on the console end inserts directly into the N64 video port; the S-Video and RCA ends then connect to your TV inputs.
Will the S-Video or RCA connectors wear out and need replacing?
The connectors are standard passive plugs; they only need replacement if the pins bend or the housing cracks from repeated insertion.
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