Best Consolized MVS?

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gargoyle7

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Update, I sinned and went with the AES style consolized units coming out of China, but do NOT regret it. At its heart it is built around an MV1C, I am sooooo happy with the performance, I've tested it on a CRT (best performance), LCD, and LED TVs, and am quite impressed folks, I've owned 2 AES consoles with peak serial numbers, and know how good Neo games can look on a TV, and this unit matches it IMO, if I find weaknesses I will post but so far so good

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gargoyle7 said:
Update, I sinned and went with the AES style consolized units coming out of China, but do NOT regret it. At its heart it is built around an MV1C, I am sooooo happy with the performance, I've tested it on a CRT (best performance), LCD, and LED TVs, and am quite impressed folks, I've owned 2 AES consoles with peak serial numbers, and know how good Neo games can look on a TV, and this unit matches it IMO, if I find weaknesses I will post but so far so good

Sorry not sorry
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My biggest gripe with the thing was that the included power cord was crappy (causing some slight video interference.) We have a big thread around here somewhere where I posted a good replacement from Jameco I think it was. It's not expensive.

Also, there's no power light on it. Don't accidentally remove and insert a game while the power is still on. Ask me how I know :sweaty:
 
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