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[RGB_Gamer]

Baby was born early, so I have to sell some of my beloved items to offset some of the medical bills. All items are tested and working. As long as the items are listed, they are available. Here's what I got:


1. Bung CD-7 - This is the special CD-ROM drive for use with the Game Doctor SF Series (GDSF 3/6/7), and even the Doctor PC NES Jr. Comes with AC adapter.
PRICE: $175



2. Neo Geo Pocket Color System, with AC Adapter, Neo Geo Pocket Flash Linker + NGPC Flash Cart (also comes with Parallel Port Cable, and AC Adapter for the linker). This is one of the RAREST flash carts available, and these go quick!
PRICE: $300



3. Z64 N64 copier Hardware ver2, 6 zip disks, 2.20 bios (So you could add an HDD or Compact Flash to IDE adapter later).




PRICE $350

I will be out of town until Nov 12, but will still sell any of my items. I really need the money to offset some of the medical bills for my wife and son.

[MottZilla]

You should mention if the PowerPAK has DSP installed or not.

[RGB_Gamer]

[mrforever]

dr pc jr i'm interested but haw much?

[RGB_Gamer]

[Trenton_net]

In my humble opinion, It would probably be better if you just gave out an honest ballpark range of what your looking to get for it. First, it would clear the air as to what your looking for (weeding out people of lower bankrolls), and second it would save you the time of responding to people who constantly offer (My previous offer +$1) until you finally accept.

[MottZilla]

It is a good point in that the Doctor PC Jr is very uncommon. I'm not sure I've ever seen one sold before. I don't think anyone necessarily has a clue what to expect. They are far more likely to waste their own time and yours.

[amptor]

Hi I'm just here again to vouch for RGB Gamer. I've actually met him in person twice and done two deals with him. He is a great guy and everything in his post is valid. I've seen the Dr Pc Jr. and the rest of the items he does have on hand.

There's some really good stuff he's selling. That Dr Pc Jr. gets sold on here every so often and they go for a lot. Pretty rare item.

[Adol]

I sold my brand new Pc Jrhere one year ago...

[RGB_Gamer]

[MottZilla]

Just curious, does the cloned famicom hardware have correct square wave channels (proper music and sound effects in SMB1 for example)? I know some older clones didn't have the very common square wave duty cycle mix up that many modern clones have.

[RGB_Gamer]

[MottZilla]

It's an interesting device though obsolete since the PowerPAK hit the scene. Seems it can play many types of games off standard floppys, guessing mappers like NROM, CNROM, UNROM, AxROM, MMC1, MMC2, MMC3.

So you never played SMB1 on it and listened to the sound? I had a Handy Fami-Eight clone and SMB1 has noticable sound problems. I think the sound effect of picking up a coin was clearly incorrect. This was due to mixed up duty cycles. I think basically 25% and 75% cycle lengths were swapped?

I didn't notice before, you think it might be a PAL version? You should definitely find out if it is a PAL or NTSC system. The easiest way to find out would be to find an older CRT standard definition TV and try it on that. Our american consumer TVs before HDTVs pretty much never supported the PAL color system, and rarely would sync to the 50hz refresh rate.

[madman]

It's an interesting little device, but outdated by today's standards, not only in terms of accurately emulating the NES PPU, but also in terms of using it to play warez. A cool little piece to have for a collection or toying around with, but not really a solution if the goal is just to play warez.

[RGB_Gamer]