cables and adapters

Just the other day I was trying to hook my Nintendo 64 up to the TV in my guest room, and discovered that there wasn't a red, yellow, or white plug in which to put the adapter cords. I was really upset, for this was the only working TV in my house at the time. But, just the other day, when my new gamecube arrived, I discovered that this RF adapter was the answer to my problem. All you have to do is unscrew the cable cord, screw the cable cord into the back of the adapter, and screw the adaper into the TV! I know, it does sound like a lot of twisting of the little cables, and I wont denie that that is the one con of the product, but, overall the picture was clear and everything worked like a charm.

This cord is the most convenient accessory for the gamecube I've seen yet. I would always get so frustrated when I took my cube to my friends house and their tv wouldnt have the right connections or their tv remote wouldn't have a video mode button so I ended up playing their ps2 (hiss). Plus my tv didn't have the adequate audio connections on it and I had to use my vcr which would be a pain to haul around since they don't make carrying cases for it (lol) But anyway, with this product, you hook it into the tv's cable, hook the other side to the antenna cable cord, and plug it in where the cord for the audio plugs went. And you don't have to use the video mode. It is so simple to hook in any body could do it. Although it takes a little longer to unhook than the audio plug, it is worth it. I haven't noticed any difference in the sound, gameplay, or graphics either. If you haul your cube around or if you hate that stupid video mode, 15 bucks is worth saving so much frustration and inconvenience.

Although it doesn't give great quality it MAY be your ONLY choice unless you buy a new TV. Some new tvs will need this. My 1999 tv needed it!