Downing's SNES-001 Advance Complete

[Downing]

This was actually finished about 10 days ago and I'm sure it has already been seen by a lot but for the sake of putting this to bed, here is the Completed Project thread for The SNES-001 Advance. This was quite a ride and fun to see it get picked up by some of the big boys!

Anyway, a list of those sites can be found HERE

Without Further Ado, I'd Like To Introduce

And it's complete!

So after about 3 months or so, the SNES-001 Advance is now ready to go! It's been a lot of fun to make and I'm quite happy with the results! Have a look at the Video below to see it in action and who it got to where it is!




Here are some quick points.

Specs: (Base Unit)

Original SNES-001 Model
Custom Paint Job & Decals
Modded A/V & Power Ports for output to controllers

Specs: (For each controller)

1- Original SNES-005 Controller Mobo
1- 3.5" TFT Color Vehicle Back-up Screen
1- Mini iPod External Speaker Amp
1- PS1 Screen Speaker
1- NES D-Pad & PCB
Original SNES Controller Buttons
1- DPDT Switch for A/V ON/OFF
1- 2.5mm Mono Audio Jack for Power
1- 3.5mm Stereo Audio Jack for A/V
1- Power LED
1- 7805 on Heatsink for Audio Amp
Custom Vacuum Formed Case Shell
Custom A/V & Power Cables from unit to controller

 

[FierceDeity]

Wow, super sexy work as always. I love the wooden box you made for it.

 

[Downing]

Thanks man! Oh, I just got done looking at your project too! You weren't kidding, that thing is tiny!

 

[AfroLH]

Super cool. Love it.

 

[SonyQrio]

Dude, that's some nice work you did there. Congratulations on yet again another stellar project completed!

 

[FierceDeity]

It may be tiny, but Dang I wish it looked half as good are some of your projects .

 

[Prog]

Famicom color scheme > SNES color scheme on SNES

 

[Downing]

It may be , but Dang I wish it looked half as good are some of your projects .

But you have to understand there is a big difference between building something that's pushing the limits of functionality and size versus taking an already proven concept and building into a nicer looking enclosure. Size wasn't an issue with this build and therefore I had the time and room to make it look just how I wanted. Give yourself some credit because you've pushed this size concept for the N64 to a new level and I think it looks pretty good considering that feat!