A brand-new 8 pin DIN 262° male plug connector.  Suitable for retro games systems and home computers such as the Commodore 64, Sega Mega Drive 1, and Master System 1's video ports.  Solderable pins and cable strain-relief.  262 degree pin formation, commonly known as the "U-shaped" or "horseshoe" DIN plug.

A quality serial interface cable for the Commodore C64 and C128 home computers.  Used primarily for connecting to external disk drives such as the Commodore 1541 floppy drive.

A brand-new RGB scart lead for the Sinclair Spectrum 128+ Plus model.  Connects simply and easily to any television with an RGB scart socket.  No need to tune the TV and a much better picture than the aerial cable.

A quality adapter cable which allows a normal RGB scart signals to be displayed on the Amstrad CM14 colour monitor.  Simply connects into the 8 pin input plug on the monitor and provides a 21 pin scart input. 

Connects to the RF output socket which is usually coloured brown and provides both video & audio.  This is equivalent to the original basic television cable supplied with most systems "back in the day" and will need to be tuned into a suitable analog television onto a free channel.

A brand-new RGB scart lead for the Nintendo Gamecube PAL regions games console.  Custom made by us with 2 metres of screened flexible video cable - featuring SYNC over CVBS.

A quality made TV audio/video cable for the Atari ST "M" series of home computers.  Simply connects into the 13 pin RGB video port on the back of the Atari and into the yellow, red and white audio/video inputs on most televisions.

A brand-new joystick adapter cable, allowing standard 9 pin Atari-compatible joysticks to be used on the non-standard ports of the C16, C116 and Plus 4 models.

A quality RGB scart cable for the Amstrad CPC 464 PLUS and Amstrad CPC 6128 PLUS models.  Our cable features stereo audio and quality screened video cable.

A quality RGB monitor cable for the BBC Model B, BBC Model B+, BBC Master and BBC Electron.  Designed to connect to monitors with the 6 pin video input, such as the Microvitec Cub.

A brand-new AV scart lead for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES).  Connects to the video OUT and audio OUT sockets on the back of the Nintendo NES and connects simply and easily to any television with a scart socket.  No need to tune the TV and a much better picture than the aerial cable.

A brand-new joystick adapter cable, allowing any standard "Atari" compatible joystick to be used on the Spectrum.  Compatible with the following systems: 128 +2 Grey model, 128 +2 Black model and 128 +3.  Available in 1 port and 2 port versions.