I finally got me a DOL-001 GC, and popped it open for the main purpose of replacing that CR2032 battery. I'm terrific at replacing CR2032s, that's for sure, no issues and now the console keeps the date and time accurately (after it was delivered and initial testing, it was not able to retain the date and time I would set it to, until I replaced the battery), and I thank you, always for your videos, especially when you show how to replace the batteries 🙂
Great stuff dude, thank you so much for trying out the stuff I make! One of the best parts of the gcdual is the preservation of the digital port which is a huge benefit and provides an avenue for future upgrades. You timed this video perfectly with the 20th anniversary of the cube, well played my friend!
I swear to god this is the bob ross of soldering. His videos gave me the confidence to try. Now I have a skill and hobby that I just adore. Thank you Voultar.
I love how you sound nice and calming like a Bob Ross type and are covering some super nerdy retro tech stuff all while dressed like a bro on vacation in Vegas.
15:30 ROFL was caught off guard by that little cameo. The flute tunes only add to how funny that was. Great sh1t as always my dude. 10/10 Solder Pr0n. EDIT - Just busted one of these out, mad ez, solid guide. WARING! Audio is off by default over HDMI! You need to enable advanced DVI. I was trouble shooting for hours before becoming aware of this.
This video got me over my fears of soldering inside my childhood Gamecube, and now I have successfully replaced the dead RTC battery with a CR2032 socket. Thanks Voultar!
I'd like to add, for anyone who has spare SNES controllers, you can find online, small pcb converters doing NES/SNES => GC you can solder inside the controller to make it look clean, and it's removable if you want your snes controller back, I can post the link but I don't know if I'm allowed, it's easy to find anyway and works well. Gives you a good quality controller at a cheap price (pcb costs around 16$ with shipping, you need a gamecube controller extender and you're set). Great video anyway, thank you, happy birthday to the GC
The way you soldered on to the tiny pad for the controller input really helped me a lot. I burnt the pad off on my first attempt years ago and after watching how you did it here I was able to learn from my mistake. Those things cant take much heat for very long. Good stuff man, your very good at what you do 👍
@@Red_Panduh Hello I understand this but in my signal capture scheme I do not use hdmi cable and that is why I wanted to do all the necessary mods for the game cube and use a cable from wii to output video from my gamecube
your spectacular video, I do not miss them! I like to have seen some gamecube game running but I forgive it haha in the future I would love to see the modifications that can be made to the wii that you mention in the video. I send you a hug from Chile, brother voultar!
It's funny that I did this mod myself like two weeks ago. On my Setup, I just used a Modchip & boot disc load from SP2 SD card. (so I can use GC disc as well)
I hear you. That's one thing I dislike about a lot of the current ODEs, they require you to flat out remove the optical drive. Especially annoying for systems that had special non-standard disks like the GameCube or Dreamcast. I would really much rather have an ODE that kept the original disk drive functional.
@@Cyber_Akuma there's one for the Neo Geo CD that functions without removing it and I believe there's also a Sega Saturn one in the works that will also not require you to remove the disk drive.
@@lain328 Yeah, I know of the Sega Saturn one, there is one for the PS1 as well (Though I am not a fan of the people behind it). Wasn't aware of the Neo-Geo one. I know some exist, just saying that for most consoles, especially the big/popular ones, the only ODEs if they have any require you to remove the optical drive. As far as I am aware, no such option exists for the GameCube or Dreamcast for example.
The Gamecube really is a marvel of electronics packaging. They weren't able to miniaturize or reduce the number of components, so instead, they increased the number of boards and stacked them, flipped them on edge, and connected everything together into a shape that fit perfectly into the form factor they were aiming for. The remarkable thing is that it wasn't even that loud under load and it didn't overheat if you kept it clean. Truly remarkable. And for the people who grew up with one in their household, they are truly irreplaceable. There's a lot of love out there for the Gamecube, and rightfully so. Even if I know that the Wii can play virtually every Gamecube game, if I were to build a retro gaming setup with a CRT, the Gamecube would be a must-have just for how neat of a package it is.
I've been watching this video ever since last night and I'm amazed how well you've installed the modifications. It kind of made me want to try it out myself. Granted I'm not a professional; Never soldered before. However, hearing your ways made me confidant about attempting the GC Duel mod as my first attempt. The Gamecube feels like a good starting point. Unlike the 3DS I thought about awhile back lol.
Been considering the GC Dual for some time now, mainly because I want to use an NTSC machine with my OEM SCART lead. While expensive it seems to be the way to go to get actual NTSC output vs using a PAL Cube.
Watching this as i type this, and informative as always. Got my NGC (with Viper Chip) in the box in the closet havent played with it in years, saw there are so much new great things for it these days, and here we are :) Thank you.
Another amazing guide voultar, ur my go too guy for any mod jobs, and the " looks like i still got it in the tight hole department " cracked me up haha
Just recently sold off my Dreamcast games and got the noctura mod, dchdmi, and a MODE for it, as well as my Saturn games and got a MODE for it. I think this setup might be my next thing to do, sell off my roughly 1k Gamecube collecrion, and go ham with all this stuff. The only addition that cube needs is some controller slot LEDs. Absolutely as always V, keep it up.
Thanks for the little review on that Hori controller clone. Had some Amazon Reward points so was able to pick one up for free. The 10-foot cord will be nice, and your opinion that it's a great controller made it a no-brainer pick up. Many thanks!
Gotta politely correct you: They sent me one, but I never opened it. I was completely turned off by some of the conversations we had and wanted nothing to do with it. It’s still in the shipping box they sent it to me, at the bottom of a moving box. I’ll probably use it as a giveaway someday.
Isn't that the thing that somehow fried one of Metal Jesus' GCs? I went with a Carby partly because of that. Not sure if the dual would help in my case. I have no analog audio anymore, however, when using the Carby my Cube will make sound as normal via HDMI.
@@themax4677 I believe it was a cheap one off of Aliexpress or something. Either way, when you snatch your GameCube off a shelf and it stops working, I think it's hard to jump to the conclusion that it was ONLY caused by an adapter 🤔
I owned the official Hori controller and felt the buttons were harder to press and clicky. I prefer using the wii classic pro controller with a raphnet adapter for Gameboy games on the Gamecube.
yeah I saw that too, I think its because Adam has a bit of a negative reputation in the retro gaming scene for doing high definition on older consoles incorrectly and made people like phonedork facepalm extremely hard. That is my best guess.
This was fantastic. Thoroughly enjoyed the video. I'm fairly new to your stuff dude and came here via RetroRGB and Bob's stuff. Really like your casual style with plenty of humour. Properly motivated now to have a look at my own GC mods. Top work sir. 👊😎
Love your style brother. You forgot to show having to desolder the fan wires because you forgot to put the heat shrink tubing on first lol. The only reason I mention that is because I do it at least once every project. Thanks for the insight and great content. Rock on!
Another slightly more expensive option if you've got a SNES controller or a wireless SNES controller like the one from 8bitdo is to buy the Raphnet GC/SNES adaptor and use that. I've heard good things about it, I'm still waiting for mine to get here from I believe Japan but it'll be nice playing the GBA with a wireless SNES controller.
The gb player controller I would say is much better than a snes controller, especially for GB/GBA games, due to the placement of the B & A buttons. Was very excited when the old skool gb controller came out and was so affordable, had been occasionally combing ebay for the original Hori controller for years but never saw one under a c-note
Can't seem to find the Wii component adapters for sale anywhere. Looking to replace my EON GC MKii and not being able to use component cables is a deal breaker. Thanks for the amazing guide btw!
I had the GCHD MKII and wasn't really happy with the video quality. I'm a bigger fan of internal HDMI mods so I picked up the GCDUAL. I was blown away by the picture quality produced by the GCDUAL in comparison to the GCHD MKII. It was like someone had taken off a layer of Vaseline off of my tv screen. I didn't realize how noisy the picture was with the GCHD MKII.
@@Andrew-dy7oy both products use the same FPGA and the same code but the build quality is grossly different. The video signal on the GCHD MKII was very noisy. That would be like saying you have 2 different cables that do the same thing. Yeah, that's true, but if one cable is cheap unshielded garbage the picture will look like crap.
I use a GC Video hooked to a Samsung 4k TV that handles 480p quite well with no lag in Game mode. White levels on the GBP were a bit blown out at first but setting Hdmi White to "low" fixed that.
I was really unprepared for the tales of symphonia fighting music. hit me like a vietnam flashback. countless sleepless nights filled with beer, garlic baguettes and my tv shouting "UAAAh" "HAAAH" when i played as lloyd.
The 3d printed fan bracket actually made my power button a little finicky, and I went back to the stock fan. The button would sometimes not click down all the way and keep the power on. You ever encounter that? Felt like it wasn't the *exact* height it needed to be.
I had this issue as well, but after playing around with the screw I got it working fine. For me it was the screw wasn't all the way down into the housing so the button wouldn't reliably stay clicked, but after getting it fully tightened it's working great!
Great tutorial as usual!! I know you stated that you're done with GameCube content. But I feel owners of a DOL-101 are left in the dust with getting great video output. By chance would you consider a tutorial for the DOL 101 Digital Port Upgrade kit from Castlemaniagames? It seems like it could be a great, not to mention cheap, alternative to hunting down a DOL 001 and then modding it from there.
lol watching this again i guess, didn't notice you use the mechanical solder pump this time, you never see you use that, but hey, makes me feel good for having one even though i'm getting a vaccume desoldering pump soon
Pretty sure he still wanted to access component video for CRT use. That would be your only real reason to go with the Eon over far more affordable options like the Carby and Prism adapters.
@@JARL0RD Doesnt sound dumb to me. Especially considering the component cable version of the carby is no longer in stock and we have no idea when theyll produce more. And there's no way I'd be shelling out for oem component cables or eon's overpriced adapter just to get component out.
Can anyone tell me what the TRRT Podcast is? That's an acronym right? I googled TRRT and checked YT but I'm not finding anything. I don't know what TRRT stands for and I want to watch the GCHD discussion. I cannot find any information on what TRRT stands for in this context even while searching other related terms.
Our lord flawless as always. I know maybe it's hard work but can you put the tracks you use for your videos in the description? Some fine songs right there.
Just last week I got a GameCube, Gameboy player with the startup disc, paper Mario thousand year door complete in the case, resident evil 4 complete in the case, multiple controllers and memory cards, and Castlevania Aria of sorrow, sigma star, Mario and Luigi superstar saga and a few other authentic GBA games for 15 dollars it was easily worth 300-500 bucks. I fully plan to install a mod chip and HDMI mod. Just gotta wait until payday lol
Took out my GC from storage after watching this video. I have a Qoob Pro modchip installed in it running firmware 1.3c. Unfortunately, the laser is not reading discs, so I need to tear it down and measure the resistance on the laser potentiometer and make some adjustments.
Question: at 3:30, you plug that little adapter into the analog av out, not the other digital av out (which I believe is the one that worked with Nintendo's component cable); being that that little adapter and so the Wii component cable could be plugged in to the analog av out, would the GC Dual work on a DOL-101, or would I absolutely have to get a DOL-001?
I finally got me a DOL-001 GC, and popped it open for the main purpose of replacing that CR2032 battery. I'm terrific at replacing CR2032s, that's for sure, no issues and now the console keeps the date and time accurately (after it was delivered and initial testing, it was not able to retain the date and time I would set it to, until I replaced the battery), and I thank you, always for your videos, especially when you show how to replace the batteries 🙂
Great stuff dude, thank you so much for trying out the stuff I make! One of the best parts of the gcdual is the preservation of the digital port which is a huge benefit and provides an avenue for future upgrades.
You timed this video perfectly with the 20th anniversary of the cube, well played my friend!
Indeed, megaman terminator thumbs up 👍
I swear to god this is the bob ross of soldering.
His videos gave me the confidence to try.
Now I have a skill and hobby that I just adore.
Thank you Voultar.
Meh.
I love how you sound nice and calming like a Bob Ross type and are covering some super nerdy retro tech stuff all while dressed like a bro on vacation in Vegas.
15:30 ROFL was caught off guard by that little cameo. The flute tunes only add to how funny that was. Great sh1t as always my dude. 10/10 Solder Pr0n.
EDIT - Just busted one of these out, mad ez, solid guide.
WARING! Audio is off by default over HDMI! You need to enable advanced DVI. I was trouble shooting for hours before becoming aware of this.
17:18 - I love how you can never predict when a playful jab at Bob is going to show up. 🤣
You are the Bob Ross of modding very soothing but you also make it look so easy
Son really is one of a kind. Subtle comedy and never excessively frequent or too obvious lol
This video got me over my fears of soldering inside my childhood Gamecube, and now I have successfully replaced the dead RTC battery with a CR2032 socket.
Thanks Voultar!
I'd like to add, for anyone who has spare SNES controllers, you can find online, small pcb converters doing NES/SNES => GC you can solder inside the controller to make it look clean, and it's removable if you want your snes controller back, I can post the link but I don't know if I'm allowed, it's easy to find anyway and works well. Gives you a good quality controller at a cheap price (pcb costs around 16$ with shipping, you need a gamecube controller extender and you're set). Great video anyway, thank you, happy birthday to the GC
The way you soldered on to the tiny pad for the controller input really helped me a lot. I burnt the pad off on my first attempt years ago and after watching how you did it here I was able to learn from my mistake. Those things cant take much heat for very long. Good stuff man, your very good at what you do 👍
I literally just did these mods to my GC like 2 weeks ago. Gnarly. Great vid.
Hello, please tell me where to buy the same adapter to connect the component cable from the wii to the gc 3:32
@@Red_Panduh Hello I understand this but in my signal capture scheme I do not use hdmi cable and that is why I wanted to do all the necessary mods for the game cube and use a cable from wii to output video from my gamecube
Dude, you're like Bob Ross for electronics lol. Keep em coming. Happy Gamecubes! with puffy clouds
Finally subscribed. This is fantastic stuff man.
Thank you, Terrance! Hope you enjoy my friend!
This dude is so freaking chill I love it
I heard a lot of songs that I haven’t heard for a lonnnng time. What a throwback
Lets see some OG xbox mods , like a ram upgrade ! Strap that on :)
your spectacular video, I do not miss them! I like to have seen some gamecube game running but I forgive it haha
in the future I would love to see the modifications that can be made to the wii that you mention in the video. I send you a hug from Chile, brother voultar!
Any technical reason why you didn't take out the HDMI board, put the flex cable in, and then reinstall it into the backslot? or just an oversight?
HDRectalVision
Watching your up close soldering work is so soothing
13.25 when times platers 2 theme kicks in made me so happy
It's funny that I did this mod myself like two weeks ago. On my Setup, I just used a Modchip & boot disc load from SP2 SD card. (so I can use GC disc as well)
I hear you. That's one thing I dislike about a lot of the current ODEs, they require you to flat out remove the optical drive. Especially annoying for systems that had special non-standard disks like the GameCube or Dreamcast. I would really much rather have an ODE that kept the original disk drive functional.
@@Cyber_Akuma there's one for the Neo Geo CD that functions without removing it and I believe there's also a Sega Saturn one in the works that will also not require you to remove the disk drive.
@@lain328 Yeah, I know of the Sega Saturn one, there is one for the PS1 as well (Though I am not a fan of the people behind it). Wasn't aware of the Neo-Geo one. I know some exist, just saying that for most consoles, especially the big/popular ones, the only ODEs if they have any require you to remove the optical drive. As far as I am aware, no such option exists for the GameCube or Dreamcast for example.
What song is playing at 13:30? It’s driving me crazy because I heard it before.
The Gamecube really is a marvel of electronics packaging. They weren't able to miniaturize or reduce the number of components, so instead, they increased the number of boards and stacked them, flipped them on edge, and connected everything together into a shape that fit perfectly into the form factor they were aiming for. The remarkable thing is that it wasn't even that loud under load and it didn't overheat if you kept it clean. Truly remarkable. And for the people who grew up with one in their household, they are truly irreplaceable. There's a lot of love out there for the Gamecube, and rightfully so. Even if I know that the Wii can play virtually every Gamecube game, if I were to build a retro gaming setup with a CRT, the Gamecube would be a must-have just for how neat of a package it is.
Gamecube was always underrated. I still see people online from time to time that say the ps2 was more powerful lol. Such a great system.
I've been watching this video ever since last night and I'm amazed how well you've installed the modifications. It kind of made me want to try it out myself. Granted I'm not a professional; Never soldered before. However, hearing your ways made me confidant about attempting the GC Duel mod as my first attempt.
The Gamecube feels like a good starting point. Unlike the 3DS I thought about awhile back lol.
I've heard of voltar every since i first thought of console mods. Here i am now addicted to watching him.
2:17
Had me rolling, you’re a legend
Rocking that GGW hat. I love it! That should be your everyday attire.
I choose to believe it is.
13:00
God, I loved the music in Ty the Tasmanian Tiger!
Been considering the GC Dual for some time now, mainly because I want to use an NTSC machine with my OEM SCART lead. While expensive it seems to be the way to go to get actual NTSC output vs using a PAL Cube.
Did the GC Loader and GC Dual on mine and it was a lot easier having this video. Thank you Voultar!
Just found this channel. I’m all in. This stuff is is cool.
Watching this as i type this, and informative as always. Got my NGC (with Viper Chip) in the box in the closet havent played with it in years, saw there are so much new great things for it these days, and here we are :)
Thank you.
Another amazing guide voultar, ur my go too guy for any mod jobs, and the " looks like i still got it in the tight hole department " cracked me up haha
Fantastic work, and it's that so fast enough even at 40 minutes, enjoyable; congratulations lord!
Just recently sold off my Dreamcast games and got the noctura mod, dchdmi, and a MODE for it, as well as my Saturn games and got a MODE for it. I think this setup might be my next thing to do, sell off my roughly 1k Gamecube collecrion, and go ham with all this stuff. The only addition that cube needs is some controller slot LEDs. Absolutely as always V, keep it up.
Thanks for the little review on that Hori controller clone. Had some Amazon Reward points so was able to pick one up for free. The 10-foot cord will be nice, and your opinion that it's a great controller made it a no-brainer pick up. Many thanks!
Gotta politely correct you: They sent me one, but I never opened it. I was completely turned off by some of the conversations we had and wanted nothing to do with it. It’s still in the shipping box they sent it to me, at the bottom of a moving box. I’ll probably use it as a giveaway someday.
Oof. 🍿
I want in on this giveaway!
Isn't that the thing that somehow fried one of Metal Jesus' GCs? I went with a Carby partly because of that. Not sure if the dual would help in my case. I have no analog audio anymore, however, when using the Carby my Cube will make sound as normal via HDMI.
@@themax4677 it was fried because of users error. Not really the devices fault
@@themax4677 I believe it was a cheap one off of Aliexpress or something. Either way, when you snatch your GameCube off a shelf and it stops working, I think it's hard to jump to the conclusion that it was ONLY caused by an adapter 🤔
Great video! Love the nice close up shots. Really good.
An excellent video with great music. I was happy to hear that other people enjoyed Ty The Tasmanian Tiger.
Great and inspiring as always!
Suggestions: SNES SuperCIC, eTims n64rgb and a workshop tour on what tools and common materials to have around.
Your videos are an artform of their own, always look forward to your next mod
I love your channel, man. Another great video
That Soul Caliber 2 music, I know that track any time. I was OP at SC2 with Ivy and Cervantes (AKA Steve the Pirate)
Solder king, beautiful work. I’m going to do this to my cube now. I got the black one with the matching game boy player.
So peaceful and quiet...........
I owned the official Hori controller and felt the buttons were harder to press and clicky. I prefer using the wii classic pro controller with a raphnet adapter for Gameboy games on the Gamecube.
great video and all, but why is there a picture of the video retrorgb did interviewing adam koralik in 15:26 lmao
yeah I saw that too, I think its because Adam has a bit of a negative reputation in the retro gaming scene for doing high definition on older consoles incorrectly and made people like phonedork facepalm extremely hard. That is my best guess.
This guy's the Bob Ross of soldering.
That jewel and controller is super cool!
Really cool timelapse of the 3d print! :)
This was fantastic. Thoroughly enjoyed the video. I'm fairly new to your stuff dude and came here via RetroRGB and Bob's stuff. Really like your casual style with plenty of humour. Properly motivated now to have a look at my own GC mods. Top work sir. 👊😎
Love your style brother. You forgot to show having to desolder the fan wires because you forgot to put the heat shrink tubing on first lol. The only reason I mention that is because I do it at least once every project. Thanks for the insight and great content. Rock on!
Can confirm on the old skool gb player controller. It's a fantastic value, when I got it, it was only $20 an absolute STEAL!
Another slightly more expensive option if you've got a SNES controller or a wireless SNES controller like the one from 8bitdo is to buy the Raphnet GC/SNES adaptor and use that. I've heard good things about it, I'm still waiting for mine to get here from I believe Japan but it'll be nice playing the GBA with a wireless SNES controller.
@@nastybedazzler I have the Raphnet adapter, it's also fantastic :)
The gb player controller I would say is much better than a snes controller, especially for GB/GBA games, due to the placement of the B & A buttons.
Was very excited when the old skool gb controller came out and was so affordable, had been occasionally combing ebay for the original Hori controller for years but never saw one under a c-note
So glad you are back Voultar! I hope you are doing well!
Another entertaining and informative video - thanks again, teacher Voultar!
You are a absolute legend.
I love watching solder wet/flow!
Can't seem to find the Wii component adapters for sale anywhere. Looking to replace my EON GC MKii and not being able to use component cables is a deal breaker. Thanks for the amazing guide btw!
The source for it is available as a download at the link in the description for the GCDuel at Castlmania games.
I had the GCHD MKII and wasn't really happy with the video quality. I'm a bigger fan of internal HDMI mods so I picked up the GCDUAL. I was blown away by the picture quality produced by the GCDUAL in comparison to the GCHD MKII. It was like someone had taken off a layer of Vaseline off of my tv screen. I didn't realize how noisy the picture was with the GCHD MKII.
The video quality shouldn't be different.
@@Andrew-dy7oy both products use the same FPGA and the same code but the build quality is grossly different. The video signal on the GCHD MKII was very noisy. That would be like saying you have 2 different cables that do the same thing. Yeah, that's true, but if one cable is cheap unshielded garbage the picture will look like crap.
@@border056 I'll take that gchd mkii off your hands 😆. I'm working with a wii hyperkin component to hdmi and also have a gamecube with digital input.
Not only is this guy a big nerd but he's also cool. Especially with the sunglasses and muscle shirt.
I use a GC Video hooked to a Samsung 4k TV that handles 480p quite well with no lag in Game mode. White levels on the GBP were a bit blown out at first but setting Hdmi White to "low" fixed that.
I was really unprepared for the tales of symphonia fighting music. hit me like a vietnam flashback. countless sleepless nights filled with beer, garlic baguettes and my tv shouting "UAAAh" "HAAAH" when i played as lloyd.
The 3d printed fan bracket actually made my power button a little finicky, and I went back to the stock fan. The button would sometimes not click down all the way and keep the power on. You ever encounter that? Felt like it wasn't the *exact* height it needed to be.
I had this issue as well, but after playing around with the screw I got it working fine. For me it was the screw wasn't all the way down into the housing so the button wouldn't reliably stay clicked, but after getting it fully tightened it's working great!
@@omfgyu ah thanks. I'll try messing with it the next time I'm opening up the gamecube.
I also had this issue, I trimmed the button down till it was perfect 👌
Anyone know where I can grab that Wii component cable adapter dongle? Appears to no longer be in production from what I can tell.
Great tutorial as usual!! I know you stated that you're done with GameCube content. But I feel owners of a DOL-101 are left in the dust with getting great video output. By chance would you consider a tutorial for the DOL 101 Digital Port Upgrade kit from Castlemaniagames? It seems like it could be a great, not to mention cheap, alternative to hunting down a DOL 001 and then modding it from there.
Is that the gc without the digital port? I've never had a gc but I'm thinking of picking one up now that I've got a tink5x on the way
@@MADmardigan138 Yeah it was the GC that was released later with only the Multi-out port.
lol watching this again i guess, didn't notice you use the mechanical solder pump this time, you never see you use that, but hey, makes me feel good for having one even though i'm getting a vaccume desoldering pump soon
I don't comment usually but I like what you're doing. Keep it up!
The GameCube is a system I always wanted. Just because of star wars...games...I want one soo bad...
Great video.
How about using a Carby as it only takes up the digital port? It’s almost half the price of the ion which takes up both ports.
Pretty sure he still wanted to access component video for CRT use. That would be your only real reason to go with the Eon over far more affordable options like the Carby and Prism adapters.
@@ians_parks how dumb am I for using a carby > HDMI to ypbpr> retrotink 5x?
@@JARL0RD Doesnt sound dumb to me. Especially considering the component cable version of the carby is no longer in stock and we have no idea when theyll produce more. And there's no way I'd be shelling out for oem component cables or eon's overpriced adapter just to get component out.
HD RectalVision almost made me spit my drink out lmao.
I imported the indigo one too. I just looks nice with the indigo console.
Can anyone tell me what the TRRT Podcast is? That's an acronym right? I googled TRRT and checked YT but I'm not finding anything. I don't know what TRRT stands for and I want to watch the GCHD discussion. I cannot find any information on what TRRT stands for in this context even while searching other related terms.
The Retro Round Table.
I have ZERO issues with my EON Mk-II. It seats perfectly, and it's awesome. I can output dual video on it.
Great video Voultar, I love the way you teach, the music is alwaya good! Special mod request og xbox 😁
Back to save us again. LORD VOULTAR
Great video. Love the gamecube and its mods. Escpecially the RockerGaming jewels. So many gamecube's out there with scatched and scuffed jewels.
As always a great video. Keep em coming.
Our lord flawless as always. I know maybe it's hard work but can you put the tracks you use for your videos in the description? Some fine songs right there.
Just last week I got a GameCube, Gameboy player with the startup disc, paper Mario thousand year door complete in the case, resident evil 4 complete in the case, multiple controllers and memory cards, and Castlevania Aria of sorrow, sigma star, Mario and Luigi superstar saga and a few other authentic GBA games for 15 dollars it was easily worth 300-500 bucks. I fully plan to install a mod chip and HDMI mod. Just gotta wait until payday lol
Took out my GC from storage after watching this video. I have a Qoob Pro modchip installed in it running firmware 1.3c. Unfortunately, the laser is not reading discs, so I need to tear it down and measure the resistance on the laser potentiometer and make some adjustments.
Bro what is that adapter you plug into the back that looked like you plugged your wii componet cable into?
Also great video. Enjoyed
Looks like a custom 1 off adapter
Most I can find is a image on Reddit, but it doesn't say where to find it
The source for it is available as a download at the link in the description for the GCDuel at Castlmania games.
Love to see so well done mods, thanks for sharing all this knowledge with us. Just a question, what type and size of conductors did you use it?
The wife complains about it popping out when used extravagantly. 👌✌️👍🇬🇧
Is there a specific screw you're not supposed to screw back in between 11:31 and 22:00?
Boss Ross of games
Excellent video as always, thanks.
Ty soundtrack remix, I love it.
I can't find the .STL files for any of the mods you do in this video. Where can I get them?
Your channel rocks!!!
I love your videos, just the sad part is that there are no parts available any more :(
Voultar, this is your conscience. Listen to me. Make the video, Voultar. Make the video.
Whats weing with the controller connection cable sticking out?
Question: at 3:30, you plug that little adapter into the analog av out, not the other digital av out (which I believe is the one that worked with Nintendo's component cable); being that that little adapter and so the Wii component cable could be plugged in to the analog av out, would the GC Dual work on a DOL-101, or would I absolutely have to get a DOL-001?
What electric screw driver do you use? That thing looks amazing.
Awesome hat!!
I play GameBoy and GBA games on my Wii, but currently modding my GameCube.
Man I should send my Gamecube in one day to get the disc drive replaced with the SD Loader. Hell the HDMI mod too but a man can dream.
What're your thoughts on the Carby? I rather enjoy mine.