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Comes with a modified DB25 connector

Amiga RGB Scart Adapter: History

I've always had Premium SCART cables in my assortment, but making them takes a lot of time (and especially patience, which is sometimes lacking).
So at some point, I stopped making SCART cables.
Over time, people kept asking me for these cables, so I decided to find a different solution:
an Amiga to SCART adapter, which allows you to simply connect any SCART cable to the Amiga.
While they are already available, they're obviously not what I had in mind.

Amiga RGB Scart Adapter : details

The existing Scart adapters float, which puts a lot of strain on the port and the motherboard. So I made the adapter load-bearing, so it simply lies flat on the desk. (For now, I've only tested it with an A500.)
It has a cable with two audio connectors attached, so no extra (loose) cables are needed; the sound simply goes into the TV/monitor via the Scart plug.
It has a perfectly fitting, modified DB25 to DB23 adapter; an original (replica) DB23 would certainly add 7-10 euros to the price. Of course, it comes in a functional housing in a reasonably matching color.

The first five are prototypes, fully functional, but needed a bit of work.
When the final version is released, it will be €5 more expensive than the prototypes.

Amiga RGB Scart Adapter: Technology

The SCART adapter I designed follows Ian Stedman's schematic   with a few minor adjustments.
Ian Stedman previously posted a schematic of what the perfect video cable for a Commodore Amiga should look like.
All the adjustments were made to the interface, so you can simply use a regular SCART cable to connect your Amiga to your TV or monitor.