Mizar Replacement Sega Genesis 1 Standard AV Cable

Best feature is the length of the cables. It allows me to connect my Genesis to my receiver and stretch out the cables all the way to my couch. Works perfectly to get an old gaming system to work on new tv equipment. Everything works perfectly so there should be no reason to hesitate on this product.

I just received this today and couldn't be happier! I was given an old Sega Master System for Christmas to add to my collection and it had no AV or RF cable. I wasn't sure this would work so I read the reviews until I found one that said it was the same as the (model 1) Genesis. I also saw some reviews that mention mispackaging issues and they had received a model 2 genesis cable. I just happen to have a model 2 Genesis using the RF so I figured I couldn't lose as it had to work with one my consoles. Lo and behold it is correct cable for the Master System (not sure why it's not advertised as such) and the machine works perfectly! A great addition to my collection for less than $5, thank you!

For those who remember what a Sega Genesis 1 (or 1st Generation) is, it was the larger one with the Red or white mark on the dome by the power LED. If you don't have this, you have the one that is all black, with a button in the center and the controller connections on top. this is the Sega Genesis (2nd Generation), and is smaller. If you are still not sure, but have the CD dock, you had to add an extra piece for the Sega Genesis (1st Generation).Since I haven't found my RF adapter, I had to look into a cable. Was going to make it myself, but realize I can't find the parts anymore (not only in my collection, but in stores). For the price, this was great.Have to admit, didn't realize Audio came out this jack as well.. thought it was composite, RGB and ground only..Video quality was fantastic (and quite amazed it still works after all these years). Very highly recommended. BUT MAKE SURE YOU HAVE THE RIGHT BOX.2nd and 3rd generations have a much smaller connector (just as round as a sharpie). this one is the old 5-pin keyboard (or MIDI DIN Style) and is double the size at least.Recommend also getting an 1/8th inch to stereo RCA jacks so you can get the stereo audio these games need.

Good price

The video works perfectly (though it turns my system off as soon as its unhooked from the TV, so I can't pause the game and watch a movie, just to go and pick up where I left off). The audio doesn't work at all. I hooked headphones to my Sega and the sound worked perfectly from it. I moved the volume control and even switched the audio port. The audio still didn't work. I don't mind, since I can just get a mini-speaker and hook it into the front. However, you guys may mind.

So here was my situation-- Got a big ol' HDTV for Christmas and I've been getting back into video games again. The PS3 is a kicka$$ system, but I've had a bizarro urge to play old school games from the 80s and 90s-- including the Sega Genesis. I hooked the Genesis up to my HDTV using the standard RF box, but it looked like CRAP. Washed out colors, blurry... Who the heck wants to see that on the big screen?? So after coming across this cable, I figured it was worth a shot. So, was it?Yup. Now keep in mind that even with this cable, the Genesis still puts out standard resolution, not 720 or 1080. So nobody is going to see you playing Shinobi and say "hey, is this the PS3?" But the image will look a lot better than it does with the RF cable. The main difference is that the colors are more refined. I tested it out using the Spiderman game. While your character is standing still, with the RF box, you see what looks like a red halo around the arms, feet and head. With this cable, the halo is gone. All of the red stays within the lines as they are supposed to. And small lettering is alot easier to read. I saw an even greater difference when playing games on the Sega CD. Yeah, must of those games still suck, but at least they look alot better.Truth be told though, in the end, I hooked my Genesis back up to my old Philips 27" CRT instead of the HDTV. The difference is alot more striking when using this cable on a standard TV. I only keep that TV around for playing old school games, and this cable makes my Genesis look crisp and clear on that TV. One thing I just noticed-- this cable also works on the Sega Master System-- the A/V port in the back is the same as the Genesis.So if you want to make your Genesis look as good as it was made to, buy this cable.

After not knowing where I stashed my Genesis for the past 6 years I finally found it, crammed in the corner of the basement storage room in the house I'm moving out of. Needless to say I was stoked.I couldn't wait to see all of its 16 bit glory on my new 55" UHD TV. With memories of Sonic the Hedgehog and Road Rash II running through my head I hooked it up and hit the on switch. To my dismay what I got was a picture full of lines and fuzziness. I tried and tried to wiggle and finesse the RF cable to get the picture to clear up but every time I thought I had it and let go of the cable, right back to fuzz.Then I saw the A/V port that had never been used and looked to the internet for a solution. Low and behold they make this cable that fixes all the issues had with the old RF connector.The cable arrived, I plugged it in and now everything looks great, well 16 bit great. So now I can enjoy my Genesis in all its glory on something bigger than the 13" screen I had as a kid.So anyway this cable is great, fixed all the problems I had and I hooked it to a dual audio out cable to get stereo sound. Its sure neat.

Me llegó uno distinto que no es compatible.

Bien fait et pratique.

This is not the correct cable for a Sega Genesis 1.