Retro Access Sony PlayStation PS1 only RGB SCART lead Sync on Luma cable cord lead

Retro Console Accessories

$38.99 
SKU: 5ZPLAFLXZ3capZFF05
Made to order item. Dispatches in January.

Color of regular shielded cable is black.

Color of coax shielded cable is black.

Up for sale is a stereo RGB SCART cable for any region of the Playstation 1. Uses luma to sync the image. 

This cable is meant for use only on PS1. Using it on PS2 won’t damage anything but may compromise image quality.

Contains 220uf capacitors on the RGB lines for full compatibility with Playstation 1.

 

There are two cable options in the “cable length/type” menu:


Fortraflex is a highly graded individually shielded, highly flexible cable made to order by Tasker of Italy for our company. All signal lines are individually shielded with pure copper strand wrap to eliminate crosstalk-induced artifacts. The outer casing is a soft and flexible polymer used commonly in professional microphone cables or high end wired game controllers (eg: official SNES controllers) to allow for increased mobility.

75 ohm multicore coax cable is a professional grade cable that maintains an impedance of 75 ohms to completely prevent signal reflection. This is the highest possible grade of cable possible for video signals, and we’re the only company in the world offering this as an option for SCART. Each line is individually shielded with copper wrap as well as having the grounds isolated from other signals via color coded PVC coating. This cable is also made to order for us by Tasker of Italy. Coaxial cable is thick, but it's the best option if you need a longer cable. 

The cable contains 220uf Nichicon or Panasonic capacitors on the RGB lines. These are mounted on a PCB inside the SCART hood.


This cable is compatible with the following Sony systems:

PS1 (NTSC or PAL)

May also eliminate visual artifacts caused by using composite as sync, please ask us for advice if you are experiencing this issue.

You don’t need csync for PlayStation cables - luma is just as good. Only use csync if you need it in your setup.