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I think 99.99999% of us understand the amazing talent and guy RGB is. We all have our own experiences with him and he's helped all of us immensely (along with the rest of the leaders of his community here). The guy in question above has negated any chance of his OWN positive experiences here and on other forums because he's chosen to put himself above everyone and is only thinking about what he wants. Hopefully eventually, some maturity kicks in and he can undo his own self inflicted damages. It's a solid community here, you do yourself a disservice when you act like an asshole because the very people who are ALWAYS willing and wanting to help will eventually turn away from you. I hope @St4rwalker figures it out.
 
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@RGB so I saw this component switcher the other day. He warns against superguns but then only references terribly built ones. What about the HAS? is it safe for such a switcher? (assuming you have the component hat or an rgb2component adapter) What about switchers in general? Are there brands or models versions to avoid for use with the HAS?
http://www.gretrostuff.com/store/gcompsw/
 
FakeNoose said:
@RGB so I saw this component switcher the other day. He warns against superguns but then only references terribly built ones. What about the HAS? is it safe for such a switcher? (assuming you have the component hat or an rgb2component adapter) What about switchers in general? Are there brands or versions to avoid for use with the HAS?
http://www.gretrostuff.com/store/gcompsw/
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It is not a direct answer to your question about the gcompsw. But I use the gscartsw with my HAS without issue.
 
@FakeNoose Not sure about the gscartsw/gcompsw, but to be extra safe you can lower the audio volume on the HAS (if it's the older HAS version with green PCB; newer HAS versions don't have the audio potentiometer) and keep it low at the PCB game. Use your TV's audio volume control.
 
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yes it's for HAS, because on other supergun sometime you have NG stick run but NGCD pad dont.
 
nonosto said:
yes it's for HAS, because on other supergun sometime you have NG stick run but NGCD pad dont.
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I do not understand this post. The Neo Geo sticks and CD pad have the same connection, the DB15.

HAS uses DB15 and also has kick harness (additional purchase) for 6 button games.

EDIT: See Frank's answer below. HAS Is good for the NGCD pad!
 
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And One said:
Does anyone know if the Kaico edition ossc 1.6 works well with the HAS?
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The OSSC works perfectly fine with HAS, its your monitor that might not work with the video modes output by arcade PCBs scaled by OSSC.
Older LCDs only accept 60.0Hz, but few arcade boards output this perfect scan rate.

MK for example 54.88Hz...
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Freesync gaming LCDs are flexible, and will work with everything but they come with some very high price tags.
Here is that same MK running directly on my 27" BenQ freesync gaming LCD...
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My livingroom TV, the mighty 55" LG OLED B6 will NOT work directly/with anything lower than 58.0Hz.
So to bridge compatibility on these strict Hz screens you'll need to add a iScan DVDO VP30/50/50pro.
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DVDO's are getting hard to find today, the VP line haven't been manufactured since the mid 90s (about 25 years ago now).
You ABSOLUTELY SHOULD NOT use the modern DVDO Edge or Duo (they add epic amounts of lag, north of 2 frames/higher than Framemeister).

Shameless potential sales thread plug: I'm selling my VP30 (IF everything go's according to plan) sometime next week. :whistling:
 
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