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This was confusing to me as well.

Yes. $4,500 is extremely steep. It's a hard pill to swallow considering the previous campaign: a GoPro purchase dressed as a $400 Nanoloop tutorial.

Bump because Pure Trash is awesome and deserves a second wind.

...and because a small blurb was posted here (shameless): http://www.radiograffiti.org/wknd-jmz-k … ure-trash/

Light blue on red?

http://bit.ly/1ufVyNo

May I suggest this as the new CM.O word bubble?

U mad.

Look. Of course I circuit bend when necessary. I won't turn this into a dick size contest with all of the things I've bent over the years, what I do, the commissioned works I've had, etc, but these links were the closest to the specific matter of 2600 clock mods I could find. Yes an 2600 clock mod is possible. I did it almost ten years ago. No LTC. Uphill. In the snow.

http://www.qotile.net/blog/wp/?p=189

http://getlofi.com/bent-atari-and-nes-u … s-on-ebay/

My initial post simply suggested you try it, but you got super defensive. I then questioned why you were selling bent gear if you couldn't use some critical thinking as a 32 year old to Google what DMG clock mods consist of, where the 2600 clock is specifically and piece it together from there. I'm not suggesting an LTC will do the trick (can't remember what I used) but it has worked on DMGs, Famicoms, toys, etc etc.

Do you not build circuit bent gear and sell it? You ought to know at least where to begin seeing as how the word "clock" is in the title of this thread.

If you are worried about the risk of electrocution on a clock mod you should either A) read the schematics, which are readily available online or B) stop building/selling.

But sure, hand-holding = nice folks.