Customer Orders

First up in another double console order is a Sega 32X! Came in for a recap service, cleaning and Zaxour buzzkill mod. Found the coil whine quite low on this compared to others I have worked but but still a change in perceivable sound and the buzzkill also offers an

Console 2 of 2 for this order was an original PlayStation, model SCPH 5501. Surprisingly, the entire shell was in very nice shape and no visible yellowing like you see so many with these days! Except for the rear port flap but I had to run a PC Engine through

Had a customer send in a few consoles, the first of which was an Indigo GameCube for a bunch of nice upgrades! Got the system fully disassembled so the shell could soak while I worked on prepping the internals. Since the GC is quite modular, I always start in the

It’s been a little while since I had a NeoGeo AES come into the shop but its always a pleasant surprise! Not always the most fun to work on but always an honor. The issue with these typically is the plated vias and traces are quite fragile compared to a

The previous Jaguar customer had also sent along their NeoGeo CD Toploader console for a Full Recap Service and SD Loader ODE Install! I’ve also done a TON of these SDLoader installs (mostly in toploaders) and honestly if you are serious about acquiring a NGCD and using it, I would

First console up in a dual order was an Atari Jaguar! Been seeing quite a few of these lately almost all for the Zaxour suite of mods (check out his 64BP, JaguWATT and Hairball!) This one was in for just the 64BP and a Full Recap Service. Since a deep

Along with the previously restored and modded SNES, the customer also sent along this fat PS2 for a quick and simple refurbishment service! It arrived in pretty nice condition just the typical dust and dirt you see accumulate on these but the shell was in otherwise great condition with no

Had another order placed by a longstanding customer of mine to add an RGB Mod to his 1-CHIP-01 Super Nintendo! On a SNES Jr this actually restores the missing RGB output (and s-video) but the original SNES already outputs RGB so I often get asked – “What is the point