Ughhh...no. I ditched RF Switches since the 90's came about and never looked back.who still has rf switches? which ones?
The only thing I use an RF switch for is my Model 1 Genesis, and that's just because I don't have anything else.
I haven't bothered to get a composite cable for it, though, much less mod in S-Video. I'd get an RGB cable for all of my consoles or mod it in for those that don't, but getting a display in the States that takes a 15 KHz RGB signal is troublesome. (VGA monitors don't work as-is; they use 31 KHz RGB. Scandoublers to make them work on VGA displays are ridiculously expensive. Most displays that accept the signal generally do so through a SCART connector, and those are only found in Europe.)
Generally, S-Video is the lowest I'll go if I can help it, and I'd still much rather have component or an RGB-type interface like VGA. Composite is a blurred mess with diluted colors, and don't even get me started on RF...
I think I still have one for the NES.
You should have asked who still doesnt have a TV with audio/video jacks. I would fit into that catagory. I go through my vc though(my sound goes into a home stereo).
I still have few RF switches for Intellivision III, Coleco Adam, NES, SNES (also free A/V cable), and Genesis.
Used it on the NES, Master System and Mega Drive but on nothing more recent than those.
I have 2 for Nes and 1 for Genesis. I used to have 1 for PS1 but the moment I got an A/V cable I ditched that crap :lol:
I'm still using one for my PS2 (on an at least 20 year old, 14'' TV!)It's an offical Sony one and I got it from an electronics shop, in 2005. :) They don't seem to sell them anymore though.I also have A/V input cables for my PS2 for when I want to play it on our bigger TV :D
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