And now to go with your nesrgb!

This is probably the best development since the nesrgb and compliments it nicely. should be available soon.

http://www.assemblergames.com/forums/showthread.php?48990-Sourcing-a-Nintendo-multi-out-socket&p=725739&viewfull=1#post725739

Now that is sexy, thanks a lot for posting! How do you install the power jack? The original power jack is built into the back plate.

Drakon wrote:

Now that is sexy, thanks a lot for posting! How do you install the power jack? The original power jack is built into the back plate.

I dont know forsure but my guess is that he includes the new power jack with the new multi-out backplate. He shows a pic of it installed with a standard square power jack. I guess this was done for ease of replacement. I also like it that there is a panel mount version that can be used for the frontloader. Its a good time to own a nes.

It makes more sense that the power jack is separate from the back plate. I think nintendo built it right into the plate to be absolutely sure no moisture got in and shorted it.

These multi-outs just went on sale today. Better get one before its gone. Theyre a little steep though at $40.

mvsfan wrote:

These multi-outs just went on sale today. Better get one before its gone. Theyre a little steep though at $40.

It's better than having no multi out plate option.

I got my multi-out from Helder in the mail yesterday.

its only available in white but it can be dyed using automotive spray vinyl dye.

Its well constructed and fits in the space perfectly after you remove the RF box. It also came with the power jack and a header included.

Nice! mabeye after a while of selling these his costs will go down. But i cant think of a better way to hook all the connections up on the nesrgb in the limited space on the back of a toploader. it really is the way to go.