Sounds like my turk which I don't need a power cable forstorino03 wrote:Thrift Store:
Pelican brand game video switch box: $3
Only thing it didn't come with was the AC adapter so I can't test it, atm. But cosmetically, it looks decent. It has button switches with labels for
Playstation 2
Playstation
Gamecube
X Box
Dreamcast
S-video and composite.
but hey if you can get it work it might be better than the turk even though it's $2 cheaper than I got mine for ha habogusmeatfactory wrote:Ever feel like a wild gazelle in the wilderness?
I have an old Pelican switch similar to what you describe. It has labeled tabs for those consoles, as well as DVD, VCR, CD, OTHER, and maybe one or two more. Mines only composite and 4 inputs though. It also matches the aesthetics of the PS2 which was neat.storino03 wrote:Thrift Store:
Pelican brand game video switch box: $3
Only thing it didn't come with was the AC adapter so I can't test it, atm. But cosmetically, it looks decent. It has button switches with labels for
Playstation 2
Playstation
Gamecube
X Box
Dreamcast
S-video and composite.
Of course it doesn't actually matter what you're using the ports for, so if you have two, you can feed the component through just using the R/Y/W plugs on one and the audio on another switch, or if you have a tuner that's audio inputs only just hook into those.Ziggy587 wrote:Mines only composite and 4 inputs though.
