Just attach your contact info to your console along with a short note of what you want done.

If you prefer to pay after the job is complete, that is totally fine. I have everything needed for testing purposes here. Please do not send in controllers, Av cables, power supplies, ect. The price is included with install option. I DO HOWEVER SUPPLY MM3s MAYUMIS, and BIOS CHIPS.

I DO NOT SUPPLY PS1DIGITAL KITS, XSTATIONS, or PSIOS or CAPACITOR KITS You will need to send them with your console if you would like to have them installed. WARNING! THE CUSTOM NOCASH XBOO BIOS HAS NOT BEEN TESTED WITH XSTATIONS OR PSIOS. I don't know about you but I think it's pretty rad to have an OG Ps1 bios in my slim PS1 :D It can also be installed simply for style points.

The Japanese consoles have extra protections in the bios and need a US bios in order to gain proper region free support with a modchip installed. Here's a list of mods and the Ps1 revisions that they're compatible withĪll console except SCPH-1xxx. SCPH-1xxx consoles must use MM3 chip instead.Īll revisions are compatible however I'd only recommend installing it in a SCPH-1xxx as Mayumi is more reliableĪ bios mod is necessary if you'd like to install a modchip in a Japanese Ps1 or Psone console. For example, if you want both the PS1Digital and the Xstation installed you will need a PU-18 (SCPH-550x) Ps1 as that's the only revision that supports both mods. Please read threw this listing thoroughly as not all mods are compatible with one another and various mods only work in specific revisions. Japan's UHF TV channels are therefore numbered from 13 up and not 14 up, but otherwise uses the same UHF broadcasting frequencies as those in North America.This listing is an all in one page for the various PS1 installation services that I have to offer. In particular, the Japanese VHF band runs from channels 1-12 (located on frequencies directly above the 76-90 MHz Japanese FM radio band) while the North American VHF TV band uses channels 2-13 (54-72 MHz, 76-88 MHz and 174-216 MHz) with 88-108 MHz allocated to FM radio broadcasting. The channel encoding on NTSC-J differs slightly from NTSC-M. Since the difference is quite small, a slight turn of the brightness knob is all that is required to correctly show the 'other' variant of NTSC on any set as it is supposed to be most watchers might not even notice the difference in the first place. Only Japan's variant 'NTSC-J' is slightly different: in Japan, black level and blanking level of the signal are identical (at 0 IRE), as they are in PAL, while in American NTSC, black level is slightly higher (7.5 IRE) than blanking level. Unlike PAL, with its many varied underlying broadcast television systems in use throughout the world, NTSC color encoding is invariably used with broadcast system M, giving NTSC-M.

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