SNES / N64 CleanRGB SCART RGB Cable

RetroSix SNES / N64 CleanRGB SCART Cable – the honest RGB cable

RGB is unquestionably the best analogue video output you can get from your retro console. But not all cables are created equal – and that's exactly where RetroSix draws the line. The CleanRGB SCART Cable is not a "smart cable" stuffed with capacitors and resistors as a band-aid fix. It's a purely passive, double-shielded cable that carries your signal exactly as it leaves the CleanRGB mod: clean, unaltered and without additional losses.

⚠️ Important: CleanRGB Mod Required!

This cable is specifically designed to be used together with the RetroSix CleanRGB mod – which is also available in our shop. An unmodified SNES or N64 outputs incorrect video levels (the NTSC SNES, for example, has a DC offset on the RGB lines) that this straight-through cable will not correct. The result would be an overdriven, discoloured or otherwise faulty picture. The CleanRGB mod fixes this problem at the source – the cable then cleanly transports the already correct signal to your TV.

What's inside the cable?

Nothing but top-notch engineering: the cable uses double-shielded, high-quality coaxial wire manufactured fresh each batch. The SCART connector sits on a custom PCB with an ultrasonic-welded housing – no wobbly contacts, no cheap plastic plug. Inside: no capacitors, no resistors, no surprises. Straight-through from console to TV, just as it should be.

Compatibility

• SNES / Super Famicom (with CleanRGB mod)
• Nintendo 64 (with RGB mod outputting CSYNC on pin 3 of the AV Multi-Out)

What does it carry?

• Pure RGB video signal (RGBs with CSync)
• Stereo audio (L + R)

The CleanRGB philosophy

RetroSix has taken a no-compromise approach with the CleanRGB line: instead of masking problems inside the cable, they are fixed at the source by the mod. The cable stays simple, reliable and future-proof. For installation details, visit the RetroSix Wiki at retrosix.wiki – select your console and choose »CleanRGB Install«. The active RetroSix Discord community is also on hand if you have any questions.