Saturn SCART?

[lumclaw]

Interesting to know. But when looking around for the Sega CD/MD and Saturn SCART cables, I never saw them with anything other than RGB specified. Is it just a case of it being possible in the specifications, but not often (or ever) used for game system SCART cables?

Pointless except aesthetics. It'd be easier to get the normal international composite cable and a SCART adapter, than hunt for composite only SCART cables.

[GohanX]

This seller used to have Saturn RGB cables. I just got one at the end of last year. I don't see them listed anymore, though, which is kind of weird, but that was totally the way to go. I bought a cable made specifically for connecting an NTSC Saturn through Euro-SCART, and it even had breakout audio connectors.

I'd email that person and ask them about making more. They make great cables, and everything ships from within the US. Keep in mind that PAL and NTSC Saturns don't have the exact same pinouts, so you can't expect to use an unmodified Euro-SCART cable on a US Saturn.

They still have them listed on their website:

http://www.retro-access.com/ourshop/...el-Saturn.html

Note that their cables are pretty short, but you can get longer cables for a few extra bucks. I have a RGB cable for my TG16 and Neo Geo from them and the quality is excellent, but I wish I would have added a couple of feet to them.

[Lan Di]

They still have them listed on their website:

http://www.retro-access.com/ourshop/...el-Saturn.html

Note that their cables are pretty short, but you can get longer cables for a few extra bucks. I have a RGB cable for my TG16 and Neo Geo from them and the quality is excellent, but I wish I would have added a couple of feet to them.

GohanX speaks the truth.

[EclecticGroove]

Yeah, I had to order from them anyways, the seller I found on ebay just contacted me and said they can't find the cables they had listed for sale anywhere... sooo, looks like retro accessories it is!

Unless they contact me and say they don't have any. lol