Scart Lead

I figured that the perfect accessory to go with MTV Music Generator 2 would be an RBG scart lead. Instead of the many small characters in the program interface being made illegible by colour creep, they'd all be nice and sharp. At least that was the theory. So I asked my Girlfriend to pick me up an RGB scart lead while she was out. I re-iterated that it MUST be RGB, maybe a few times too many. But she returned with a lead that claimed to be RGB, so I guessed that my iteration and re-iteration had been worthwhile. Stuck the thing in the back of the PS2, and in the back of the telly, which was pretty much what the intructions advised. Then I fired up ...  Read the complete review

The humble Scart cable. It’s very good and anyone SHOULD buy one. It’s not prohibiterly expensive. Most can be bought for £7. I would definitely recommend buying one. The picture will be VASTLY improved then you’re standard 3 phono and the Scart converter at the end. That converter is only that a converter that lets you use your 3 phono leads to a Scart plug. It doesn’t improve the picture or sound in the slightest. But when you buy a Scart cable you will IMMEDIATELY notice the sharpness in the picture quality. It is really that good. But if you want to go for total quality I would recommend a S-VHS lead over scart any ...  Read the complete review

The scart lead for the Playstation 2 gives the best picture possible from connecting your PS2 to a T.V set. All modern T.V’s have scart lead ports on the back of the T.V; they are rectangular about and inch long and a few centimetres high. One problem with this type of cable is that the PS2 has been disabled to play DVD movies through it, you will find you will have a blue screen. This is a bit disappointing, while the cable will give a slight improvement on the quality of the picture and sound, than the RGB (Red Green Blue) cable pack with it, you cannot improve on the DVD playback quality. Sony didn’t allow DVD playback through ...  Read the complete review