SNES: Console and Controler Assembly

[@NintendoMania]

I was having trouble finding a video with the older model with the big sound chip. Got it all back together thanks to you!

[@mr.beeandtheushankas]

I'm so glad I could help!

[@show-me-retro]

Wow, thank you so much man. Took mine apart to retro bright and def gor confused on reassembly 🙏

[@mr.beeandtheushankas]

No problem! I'm so glad I could help! I hope that your retro brighting goes well!

[@show-me-retro]

@@mr.beeandtheushankas it didn't but I'm just glad it got put back together right lol

[@NeecoNeeco]

very helpful. I took apart 4 SNES to retro Brite and clean some contacts, but the only thing I forgot was the eject button assembly. I also like how you say which exact screws you're using instead of "just screw this in here". excellent video, glad I found a good channel to sub to!

[@mr.beeandtheushankas]

Thanks! I'm glad that being specific about screws is helpful! I was hoping that it wasn't just something that made people spam the arrow key to skip through. Thanks for your feedback!

[@jec23crm]

Thank you so much bro !! Perfect video exactly what I needed and easy to follow

[@mr.beeandtheushankas]

I'm so glad that this helped! Thanks for the comment!

[@CT77]

Thank you! Honesty time... there have been a few instances where I've put a system back together and have a left over screw or two. Not this time thanks to your help.

[@mr.beeandtheushankas]

Haha, I've done that more times than I'd like to admit! I'm glad I could help!

[@ronaldhenson3379]

Yes there are two versions of the super Nintendo entertainment system controller the super famicom controller had short cords also can be replaced with a long controller cord from a super Nintendo entertainment system controller

[@fasillimerick7394]

I believe the term for the bronze looking screws is "anodized". It's an electroplating thing (hence the 'anode' in the word). I think.

[@mr.beeandtheushankas]

Ah, okay. Thanks!

[@peanut000O28]

Mine looks different

[@califaern3sto]

Yours is newer then

[@hughmc1133]

Absolutely terrible. Many times I can't see where you put the screw you need to zoom in WAY more