Multi Out? I want one of these consoles :-/

http://www.nesworld.com/temp/nes_multiout.jpg

Aren't these french consoles, with scart? Correct me if i'm wrong though.

I haven't seen one, but image how much better the quality would be compared to an RF :o
~~NGD

Yeah the quality of scart is mucho better, i think these were only sold in France.

i think its home made,its possible if you now what you are doing,ther are also snes consoles that play 60 hz

I highly doubt it's home made... look at the console casing around the "multiout" plug... it's not altered, it's a completely different bottom casing of the console

Yup, check eBay.fr you can find them on a regular base.

Cool... too bad I don't have any contacts in France, I wonder if it is actual multi-out or some earlier version of the same plug

You don't actually want one, from the limited info it doesnt appear to be real rgb.  Instead it is using the composite sync channel poorly to make bad video output.  It may just be marked rgb to distinguish it from the secam standard.  If someone mails me a tv I can take some pictures  :)

I got one. I collect NES consoles from around the world. It is made for a Secam TV. But it also uses a funny convertor cable to "transform" Secam to PAL.  Not AV like you want it to be.

I don't own one to see if there any graphical differences but being scart it must be a bit better. I might contact someone i know to hunt some down, maybe i can get 2 of them Martin, will let you know.

Every NES that was sold in France is like this. I've bought alot of consoles from France and all i recieved looked like this. Its the same with Sega Master System (most likely Mega Drive too) and SNES also, they only have one output and they are all connected to SCART. There is no A/V output on the NES or any RF output on the SNES. So you have to use SCART (unless there is some SCART -> A/V converter) :)

jajaja wrote on 09. May 2007 at 15:19:

Every NES that was sold in France is like this. I've bought alot of consoles from France and all i recieved looked like this. Its the same with Sega Master System (most likely Mega Drive too) and SNES also, they only have one output and they are all connected to SCART. There is no A/V output on the NES or any RF output on the SNES. So you have to use SCART (unless there is some SCART -> A/V converter) :)

Sell or trade Martin a console, i might want one also!

NESaholic wrote on 09. May 2007 at 15:36:

jajaja wrote on 09. May 2007 at 15:19: Every NES that was sold in France is like this. I've bought alot of consoles from France and all i recieved looked like this. Its the same with Sega Master System (most likely Mega Drive too) and SNES also, they only have one output and they are all connected to SCART. There is no A/V output on the NES or any RF output on the SNES. So you have to use SCART (unless there is some SCART -> A/V converter) :) Sell or trade Martin a console, i might want one also!

I could, but the price will be too high. Shipping alone is like 30 euro. Its cheaper to get one directly from Ebay :)

Either way this thing is pretty cool

Just to comfirm, it's a French version, got one right here at home. Love the scart ability. :)