Assembling my GAMECUBE KIOSK w/ some modifications 

That CRT is HUGE.

My vote is the classic crt too

I play my modded atari 7800 on a new led screen. I like the crisp image compared to old tech. Old school is good but I prefer better image.

Definitely the crt. Also try refurbishing the analog sticks with a kit off amazon. It will be worth it and its pretty easy to do

Easy for you guys to say, you don't have to set it up and lug it around

ITS THE MAN HIMSELF

How this comment has so little likes?

Finding this comment is like finding a hidden secret treasure

What are you doing here?!?

The fact the bald guy himself is a Metal Jesus fan (or at least watched this video) is super cool to me lol

Absolutely, no contest.

Northwest Nerd plus crt will give you that 3d deep illusion that flat tv can’t really give out

It'a a D-Series from JVC. I think it uses shadow mask or something like that (not sure if it's just the updated late 90s type of slot mask or it's actually something else). It's got component input and it's a non-flatscreen (some people prefer that). Supposedly only weighs about 115 lbs for a 32 inch. Usually 32" 4:3 SD CRT TVs weigh more than 140-150 lbs (as a comparison, there are 32" Wega Trinitrons that weigh more than 165 lbs, and traditional non-flatscreen Trinitrons weighing over 160 lbs). Originally I wanted to get the D-Series but decided not to, due to the "geometry issue" on the left side of the screen being seemingly prevalent in these sets (have seen at least 4 D-series sets with minor to moderate picture issues in the same area that is on the left side of the screen), and also after having seen one at my local game store and being underwhelmed with its picture (which was also plagued with what looked to be a moderate geometry issue on the left side). Still it's highly praised in the CRT gaming community which still makes me curious about its true potential. The main highlight is definitely the weight for the screen size you get (which I bet it'd be quite challenging to find something equivalent to this) in addition to the component input for a non-flatscreen tube which is also quite uncommon (other than the D-series which are pretty common finds as its own category).

Stick with what the GameCube was meant to play on... CRT all the way!

Absolutely keep the CRT in the kiosk.

I second/third this keep the CRT maybe just use S-video, SCART, or component. Composite isnt that bad for some quick play, and sometimes can even look better after changing some TV settings. plus that TV looked like it had some nice scanlines. I have 6 CRTs, and another on the way. only 4 are HD, 2 CRT TVs, and 2 CRT computer monitors.

Or go on a quest to find a HD CRT the same size. Which would be a very difficult one :D

@@hansarsch8106 my HD CRTs are 36 inch 4:3, and 32 inch 16:9. Ive honestly never seen a HD crt as little as the one used in this video...its 20 inch right? Maybe if the kiosk has speakers using a computer CRT might be a good idea if there is a VGA/HD15 connector for gamecube.

Moodie's Music agreed

Seconded. Composite to S-Video is a HUGE jump in quality. It's like 85% of the way to RGB honestly. I got my S-Video cable for $10 on ebay. As long as the photo shows it without the composite lead, and only has the red/white audio plugs and s-video, you're good. I got a no-name generic cable and it looks great. No checkerboarding artifacts.

Good to know, thanks!

I like Jason's idea better lol

I remember seeing one at a KBtoys that repurposed that to hold the bargain bin games or the display cases of the demo games

Depends on the store i know Target where they had one would just toss any kind of game related game mags on the racks lol

spankosaur agreed. I remember looking at those thinking “how can it get any better than this???” 😂😭😭😭

If they make an Enhanced Defininiton (EDTV) CRT. That would be the best of both worlds. I believe Sony Trinitrons do this, they only go up to 720p but that would pair great with the component cables. (or an otherwise modded console with hdmi out)

@brett linthicum how about you go on your way and stop being an asshole to random people because your mommy wouldn't buy you your favorite fortnite skin.

MJR is only looking for a better way to have these on display...you can't fault him for trying different things to see what is a good fit. HDMI does look better but I think it takes away from the old school look of it so my vote is on the old CRT. I think MJR only switched it because the model he had was a little old and not as vibrant but the thought process is there...he wants the best possible way to display it...he did say that it was a little hard to find a tv model to match the kiosk

@Michael O Callaghan Well It is not to me to say...all I have is an opinion what Jason does is up to him

No

Yeah, and he literally has a CRT with component inputs, so if he wants a better picture just get a Carby and it's 100% better than a cheaper monitor

Yeah!

It's got this line through the middle? I'm not crazy right?

@@frostynukacola you probably can't see it in person

Also, I should have mentioned this...since it's also easy for a bad guy to smash the sliding patio door glass to gain entry(especially if you dont have close neighbors) there is a cost efficient solution without replacing them, or if you just like them and dont want to close it up with a traditional solid door. Ok, buy a product called "Hurricane shatterproof glass film" or "window security film". You apply it just like window tint(except it's clear, so it's not obvious) and it will prevent the glass from breaking, essentially making it extremely tough for a bad guy to gain entry. They even make a bullet-proof version! You can research it, its amazing stuff. I use it on all my first floor windows and door glass. 👍👍👍👍gotta keep that precious collection safe!!😁

This is honestly great advice. Teenage me and friends would see that shit try to cop when yall arent home.

^^ TRUTH ^^

He'll live in the leaky shed

Game WAREHOUSE

I agree! Keep the CRT since that's honestly what was made to go there. So jealous!! #gamecubeforever

NO. Use the CRT television but remove the innerts. Put a modern monitor into it.

@@slyceth well no, crts look better than modern displays, that would be a waste

Hmmmm how about a CRT PC monitor then run the eon mk2 to get component out then get it to RGBHV via an adapter

@@slyceth that is a ridiculous idea

If that's the case, I would try to fit a PC fan in there.

Nonya Biznes Ding Dong, your opinion is wrong

@Nonya Biznes NES #1

again that's just your opinion, in my opinion your wrong gamecube is the best console so far I've ever owned, but you're entitled to your opinion friend.

@Nonya Biznes go 2 bed m8 LOOOSER

NO. Use the CRT television but remove the innerts. Put a modern monitor into it.

@@slyceth lool

Get an S-Video cable. Best quality image while keeping time period authentic.

@@AgentMorgan2010 That TV has component which is superior to S-Video

@@slyceth That's way too much work man. Looks good how it is.

That idea is amazing!

Mr. NoName well it was more kid friendly that’s why there was no GTA, (even tho Vice City and San Andreas were fantastic) and the indigo was to bring colour to the console. I love the PS2 but black gets boring after awhile (I know that the PS2 has different colours like silver and other ones but there were like basic colours not indigo)

Mr. NoName "no real gamer would take it seriously at the time". I guess "real gamers" didn't mind the slower hardware with slowdown in many games, plus inferior graphics to boot (though still good with component video anyway as composite ps2 was poor + mostly limited to 480i games). Metroid Prime and Wind Waker's huge worlds and content proved that jumping from 600+ megs on CD to 1.5 gb was enough of a leap in storage size. But I agree that Nintendo was still crazy dumb to release a purple lunch box right after Sony proved that selling to teens and adults was not only much more profitable, but alot more logical and sensible. The GameCube's execution was flawed, but it still deserved to sell wayy more than it did.

@Mykel Hardin It was back from when McDonald's still had indoor playgrounds and the fries smelled good when they cooked them.

@Darth Wheezius falcon puuuunnnccchhhh

nope dude both of those games are hella awesome

Twilight princess amazing game👍🏻

And maybe spray paint the crt in black 🤔

Do you notice any latency with those? I've noticed those particular cables have had pretty good reviews, but I've never seen latency discussed.

I doubt that beast has component input, RGB will still look good though, if it supports it.

Dean Thompson @8:49 - it has a set of component inputs 😉

Dingoes8MeBabies - I bought the Nintendo ones years ago before they got stupid expensive - I hear the Carby ones work great

It's an awesome feeling, I got an Original Ps1 Silent hill CD from a friend that didn't play it anymore, he only asked in return to help him build a pc from scratch, this was in 2003.

@@lasz1979 man, I broke one of them a few years ago. I still feel bad for this.

yep thinking the same thing. maby just interrupting the power supply and giving the effect of a reset.

I'd bet it went to a simple relay that interrupted the power. It would be relatively simply to design such a circuit to cut the power briefly to the power suppy.

Maybe even the powerstrip?

It doesn’t. It’s a regular Gamecube and the power adapter is also an original

BuzzinsPetRock78 I think also somewhere at powerstrip. I would say this reset will reset everything from the power supply

Thanks!

Oh and there was some different trays that you can put on the sides that would hold games and accessories.

Go fuck yourself

lol

That’s the one I have triton

I'm *almost* done unpacking... maybe this weekend!? And then a new Game Room Tour 2020!

@@MetalJesusRocks can't wait to see it. 🤓

Have you seen the price of component GC cables?

Yeah, those component cables are very pricey.

@@antonioaguiarfilho Then use S-Video. The cables are like $10 and blow composite out the water.

S video would be better. Component cables are still more expensive than the eon adapter. Which is crazy. I guess if you really really want original cords and such. I have the component cords and paid like $80 or so back in the day