YPbPr Component Cable for Super NES - HD Retrovision
Category: SNES
HD Retrovision Super Nintendo YPbPr Component Cable
The HD Retrovision SNES YPbPr Component Cable is a gift to your eyeballs. In the past, you would be stuck playing Mega Man X and Star Fox with cables that resulted in color striping and bleeding. Those problems are a thing of the past when you start playing your Super Nintendo with an HD Retrovision YPbPr cable. Use them on an HDTV that supports 240p, or on a standard-definition CRT for that classic look.
The following chart contains a list of tested and confirmed console models which have been verified to work with the SNES YPbPr Cable. The intent of this list is to give a general idea of what types of consoles can work with the cable, and is not exhaustive. Therefore, we expect the cable to work with even more models and console types than what is listed, but we are unable to explicitly put them in the list unless functionality is directly confirmed by us.
As highlighted below, there is no out-of-the-box solution for using the SNES/SFC "mini" (SNS-101 / SHVC-101) or Nintendo 64 with the SNES YPbPr cable. These specific consoles require internal mod. The mod services listed within the chart are the only ones approved by HD Retrovision. Self-installation kits or other similar types of services are NOT supported under warranty.
[For details on changes made in the latest SNES cable revision, please see the SNS0-AH0 Changelog]
| Model | Name | location |
|---|---|---|
| SNS-001 | Super Nintendo | NTSC - North America |
| SNSP-001A(UKV) | Super Nintendo (United Kingdom) | PAL - UK |
| SHVC-001 | Super Famicom | NTSC - Japan |
| DOL-001(EUR) | Nintendo Gamecube (Europe) | PAL - Europe |
| DOL-101(EUR) | Nintendo Gamecube (Europe) | PAL - Europe |
| SNS-101 | Super Nintendo "mini" | NTSC - North America |
| SHVC-101 | Super Famicom "mini" | NTSC - Japan |
| NUS-001(USA) (serial# NS1XXXX only) |
Nintendo 64 - w/ RGB mod Nintendo 64 - w/ RGB mod |
NTSC - North America |
NOTE: HD Retrovision YPbPr component cables only output Standard-Definition video. No High-Definition signals are directly available through their cables. See this FAQ for more details.
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