Will be great for the 360 shooters that lacks scanlines, i.e. Deathsmiles. Note though that if you'r using it on an LCD, depending on how it handles the scaling from 640x480 to its native resolution, the nice scanlines may be ruined.
The XRGB isn't even able to add scanlines to a VGA signal so really looking forward to using this between the 360 and 31khz Nanao 2932 in my cab.
And the fact that you can choose to have it draw scanlines on even or odd lines is great, as it can "fix" upscaled interlaced signals as well. I got mine to add scanlines to Ketsui and DOJ BL Extra on my 24kHz NANAO screen, but I still don't know if the lines will work well on the 640x384 resolution my Ultracade UVC outputs. I can always use it for my LCD or Plasma though.
I will be interested, of course, to see how it performs with a LCD but to be honest I have bought it for my CRT's. As already said it will be good to see it perform on the 360, ps3, xbox, gamecube and ps2 etc.
Same here. I already own one XRGB-3 and Emotia but the SLG3000 is much simpler (plug and play). Can't wait to compare the results. If I ever get a cab, it'll also be helpful.
fagin wrote:I will be interested, of course, to see how it performs with a LCD but to be honest I have bought it for my CRT's. As already said it will be good to see it perform on the 360, ps3, xbox, gamecube and ps2 etc.
I don't see how the SLG3000 will help on a PS3... the output resolution must be no higher than 640X480 or the scanline effect might be too thin to be noticeable
Just tested it briefly with Deathsmiles on the 360. Extremely simple, just plug the 360 in one end and the monitor into the other. Then adjust the desired strength of the scanlines on the knob.
So far, I prefer Deathsmiles 360 version with only faint scanlines. Snapped a quick image with full scanlines on the cab, 640x480 on a Nanao 2932 monitor.
Deathsmiles_Scanlines.jpg
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Just tested it briefly with Deathsmiles on the 360. Extremely simple, just plug the 360 in one end and the monitor into the other. Then adjust the desired strength of the scanlines on the knob.
So far, I prefer Deathsmiles 360 version with only faint scanlines. Snapped a quick image with full scanlines on the cab, 640x480 on a Nanao 2932 monitor.
Deathsmiles_Scanlines.jpg
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Seems like a decent result!
Can anyone recommend a good SCART RGB to VGA adapter to work with this? Specifically, I'm looking for something for connecting a SNES, Mega Drive, etc. to an LCD TV via an SLG3000.
Just tested it briefly with Deathsmiles on the 360. Extremely simple, just plug the 360 in one end and the monitor into the other. Then adjust the desired strength of the scanlines on the knob.
So far, I prefer Deathsmiles 360 version with only faint scanlines. Snapped a quick image with full scanlines on the cab, 640x480 on a Nanao 2932 monitor.
Deathsmiles_Scanlines.jpg
Excuse me, I've just come.
Seems like a decent result!
Can anyone recommend a good SCART RGB to VGA adapter to work with this? Specifically, I'm looking for something for connecting a SNES, Mega Drive, etc. to an LCD TV via an SLG3000.
Apparantly the CGA to VGA convertors on ebay work well.
I did see a prototype version of the SLG 3000 in action last November on a CRT monitor and it looked awesome, really awesome. I highly recommend this device to every scanline junk and I can't wait until my units arive.
niconiconico wrote:What about the brightness guys? Do you have some darkening about display?
sure tone down every second line of the image will end in slighty darker picture but it looks absolutely authentic. just what happend if scanlines appearing. first line regular brightness, next line dimmed,...aso. intensity of the scanlines is infinitely adjustable via poti.
slg3000 works fine on hires crt screens i test it with noami & blast city. cave´s console conversion e.g. for xbox360, ps2 via scaler looking quite good with vga scanlines
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I can always use it for my LCD or Plasma though. 
wow!
