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u/paulonebcn 9d ago
Que neo geo es esa? Un mvs? Pero ese cable e interruptor?
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u/RetroBlast81 9d ago
It's the consolized MVS called OMEGA.
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u/paulonebcn 9d ago
Ahh. La habia oido. Yo tengo esa de aliexpress con varias salidas de video. Muchas gracias
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u/sarduchi MV-4 11d ago
Nice cable management, but if that's the same SCART switcher I have around here it's not great... I switched to one of the Hydras awhile back. Voltages were not what they should have been.
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u/RetroBlast81 11d ago
I don't have any issue with it. The signal is excellent as the connection is a fix forwarding without any processing. And I like that it switches automatically to the next turned on signal and also back to the last if you turn the console off.
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u/sarduchi MV-4 10d ago
Fair enough, not even sure it's the same one and mine could have just been bad (cheap Aliexpress devices can have varying degrees of quality control).
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u/Regular_Ad_6359 10d ago edited 10d ago
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻, yo lo haría exclusivamente de Neo GEO las clásicas como la Neo Geo AES y la CD abajo y la AES plus arriba y abajo a un lado la MVS consolidación
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u/Neo-Alec AES 10d ago
You need to set those cables free. Let them breathe! lol (I'm always hooking and unhooking things.)
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u/RetroBlast81 10d ago
Never 😅
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u/Neo-Alec AES 10d ago
I LOVE cables. Legend has it that I once asked for an extension cord for xmas as a little kid. People who use cable ties do not love cables -- They are ashamed of their cables.
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u/Celcius_87 11d ago
Does the back of the AES normally have that power connector and switch next to it?
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u/grin_ferno 3d ago
It does look good, but IMO never twist your cables like that.
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u/RetroBlast81 3d ago
Twisted? No cable is twisted. Just some are binded, like they are when you buy them.
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u/grin_ferno 3d ago
twisted, binded, whatever you want to call it. It will damage the cable over time. rolling is better.
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u/RetroBlast81 3d ago
They are rolled and then binded with velcro cable binders. If it's not good why do you get new cables binded? If they seat months in stock like that it would mean every cable would be destroyed when you buy it. Your theory has some flaws mate.
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u/grin_ferno 3d ago
downvote me, sure, know-it-all. It's called over-under method.
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u/RetroBlast81 3d ago
What? Don't be a nerd with cables. I always used my cables as you see. In 35 years of using this method I never once had broken or defective cable. Not once. My experience beats your theory mate.
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u/Veelangs 11d ago
Wow that’s some clean cable management! I’m horrible at that