Super Challenging Mods for the Playstation 2 Slim

[@Voxoid]

>Alright, one more video before bed >40 mins later, finish watching that random video of a PS2 being modded

[@meffffy]

yup

[@copycatshinobi6920]

👌👌👌👌👌👌👌

[@slayex5511]

True af

[@marvinluthardt]

Me too 😂

[@VranckaertGregory]

on vacation in spain, same shit here

[@Tybearius]

Am I the only one who loves the clicking sounds of never-removed screws.

[@Druid_Plow]

Only way to get it back is over-torque. And then nobody's happy. Lol

[@DrBagPhD]

Only thing more satisfying than the sound is the feeling of that *crack* as you 'break the seal' of them.

[@AngryVikingBiker]

This guy plays awesome retro games music while he works which is awesome just brings back and gives you that awesome nostalgic feel to when we were kids in the 1980's and 1990's 😁

[@AlexandrSandoval]

i'm the only one who thinks, that he is like the bob ross of the electronics?, it's too relaxing seeing him work

[@somewhereoutthere8801]

Alexandr Sandoval i agree, just missing that ‘fro!!

[@matt4193]

Kinda. I'd prefer some small talk over chiptune, dont get me wrong I like it, but it would make it a bit more Bob Ross

[@ComboJarryd]

I quite literally had the same impression, which is probably why this is the 8th video in a row ive watched D:

[@gustavefrankfurter6462]

He should have wired in a happy little tree.

[@HarrisonMartinson]

I only thought of Bob Ross when watching because he kept saying things like "this is going to live here" just like Bob.

[@HUBBABUBBADOOPYDOOP]

*@**7:42** Xtra credit info: See how regular strippers are made, with the corresponding AWG groove? Take you nail clippers, and slowly clip a guitar string, or similar "hardened" wire (staples work well) and viola! Your nail clippers have a precision groove. You can even make both sides & middle different gauges.*

[@BoleDaPole]

HUBBABUBBA DOOPYDOOP Holy crap i thought i was the only one who did this.

[@HUBBABUBBADOOPYDOOP]

The only one? Out of +7 Billion People? That would be some fucked up odds, wouldn't it? Well- now we know 2 out of +7 Billion. Nice to meet ya.

[@danmackintosh6325]

Well now there's a lot more than you three doing this lol.

[@SinKillerJ]

Voultar: The Bob Ross of Soldering. Seriously though this channel is my zen place, just wish I had hands as steady as yours lol.

[@cris2900]

Your soldering is hypnotizing. The attention to detail is immaculate. Im subscribed as heck

[@Eyem1337]

I remember way back doing modchip installs when I was a kid and making huge $ for it back then. I learned on forums and from pictures about using superglue and man did it make a huge difference in work cleanliness. Not that the customers ever saw it, well some wanted a picture and it always blew their minds on how many wires there was and how it was so cleanly done. I also had a LOT of customers come from a chinese mall who had a chip installed say 6 months earlier that stopped working, I'd open it up to cold solder joints everywhere, wires had fallen off, you name it they did it. I would get paid full price to remove and reinstall with all new wiring, etc. Even funnier was how many people came to me modded from elsewhere and it would be one of those Magic 3.1 clones (Some of you will remember Magic 3.1 :D) I usually stuck to the matrix chip or DMS3 for those of you who remember.

[@arkeill]

Eyem1337 hi , is it possible to expand rams or cpu in phones like above ?

[@Eyem1337]

What mods? There are mods that do things differently that others. Many people just use them to play backups/pirated games.

[@juve3030]

Where did you live? Maybe I was your customer.

[@philwalker1167]

Still running a Matrix Infinity I installed when I was about 15! I run through OPL though as all my backups are now on ext hdd. Ahh those were the days. My iron was massive too, so had to blutac scalpel blades in between IC contacts to stop overflow.

[@Space_Parrot]

@@juve3030 okay mister FCC, slow down there, you're not gunna get this guy

[@G-zeus_M]

those midis take me back to the broke but happy me teenage years, all those teams developing serials and more back in the day on the infancy of the internet with no one spying your activities or tracking your every movement, times when we didn't have to use VPN's precisely the times of the ps1 to ps2 transition.

[@positv333]

dubmood 4 life

[@ivanbaez1494]

when he was finishing, i was like its been 35 minutes already??!! i could have watched him for another hour easily... I agree with the other comment about him being the "Bob Ross" of soldering... even my girlfriend watched it with me, both of us captivated by his technique... so very relaxing to watch this guy work...

[@karoliskazlauskas1213]

Ivan Baez boi do you have a good gf if she was actually enjoying it

[@masaratech]

@@karoliskazlauskas1213 for sure

[@saud71316]

Man this is fantastic ... I'm an electrical engineering student but I know little about digital hardware from my studying ... we just study basics in some sections of our courses or basic courses about this topic. I wish I could learn more ... keep going 👍🏻

[@DFMurray]

That moment when you solder your own finger...and don't flinch. That's Pro AF.

[@cromulence]

Man your mods are SO neat. Beautiful. I dearly wish I could get my PS2 modded; I've done most of my other machines but I don't dare touch my PS2 due to how insane the mod is!

[@LazyBunnyKiera]

There's 1 mod you didn't do, that i wish you did. The IDE/SATA mod for the ps2 slim 700xx models. Your mod work is beautiful of course. I've just always wanted to put a small HDD/SSD into a ps2 slim.

[@Aionolemauve]

I want it for FlashCard,to optimise transfer rate,but especially to save space, on a portable ps2 project for example.

[@sdmods619]

I've done a few of those. I think back then the mod came with a slim case as well.

[@lycanlycans7548]

@@Aionolemauve there is only a hdd mod so far I know I moded many ps2 and slim versions with dms 4 pro chip (I think is the best chip for both ps2 and slim versions!) That modbo chip is a clone from matrix ! Regards,

[@Aionolemauve]

@@lycanlycans7548 No not,no need to chip the console, fmcb for hdd is sufficient with software suit (hdloader,swapmagic,gsm for upscale...and others),i having one fat with sata-adapter-network for sony ps2 working good for all games all regions. But for the ps1 backups other regions i have breaker pro. For slim ps2 console you can play games via usb port only for the moment,limit the bandwidth,but playable. Well not the only mod for the slim...i thinked to put the flashcard adapter for the best transfert rate but i don't know yet how to do it.

[@Aionolemauve]

@@lycanlycans7548 I have much console,all having chip but useless for the ps2 and the gamecube (prefer gecko or sd memory card with sd2ps2 adapter for the best). I prefer this because you can have different clockwork with chip or smallest problem with it on this 2 128bit console.

[@71dembonesTV]

"We'll begin by breaking the unit down" "Sony didn't love you" "You'll never be as good as the Xbox" "You're not slim, you're anorexic" There, that should do it!

[@Hrbl.]

whoooooooosh

[@lordeilluminati]

even though I love the PS2, sales dont mean quality. Pop stars sell millions of tickets and songs because they are everywhere; many trash movies like Suicide Squad sell a lot of tickets because of marketing; Knack sold really well because it was the only family oriented launch title for the PS4 even though it is awfully mediocre and launch titles sell well because many people purchase any game without knowing how it is just to properly use the console... Many things are not appreciated by people for a lot of reasons, unfortunately quality alone is not enough. The PS2 at the time seemed like the best purchase as far as I see: multimedia out of the box, gaming and retrocompatibility. GameCube and Dreamcast were cheaper, but the least valuable, it just played games (DC played music, but it wasnt a huge thing when it released unlike Saturn and PS) . Xbox had DVD beside gaming, but it was clunky, requiring a remote and adaptor to work, so many people didnt immediately knew that function and when someone did, it was an added cost. It doesnt mean that their competitors lacked worthwhile experiences.

[@ChrisRestores]

@@lonelyspirit9532 didnt have to get technical its was a joke lol

[@rossm.80]

r/whooooosh

[@tegrityfarms4975]

Sony peeps don't like when you remind them the Xbox murdered the PS2 when it came to everything but game titles...

[@kylethedford]

This is my first time watching one of your videos, and I have to say.... That solder job, OH MY GOD THAT SOLDER JOB, the best I have ever seen, you make soldering and wiring art!

[@andrejwalilko634]

sometimes i watch voultar videos to see how many times he nearly burned his finger off with the iron

[@mileshollis6258]

I'm so glad I stumbled across this channel. It's criminal that you don't have more subscribers!

[@dailyfilmfix469]

I modded my PS2 with the same chip but I believe it was yellow.. Never in my life did I think I'd ever be successful in actually getting it to work but I was lucky and it ran perfect for years.. I had to use a magnifying glass and a lot of patience.. I don't think I could ever do another mod chip install again ever, but you make it look easy as pie!! I think it took me nearly 4 or 5 hours to actually get it installed over several days having to walk away from it.. I lost a piece of myself with that experience that I'll never be able to get back.. You did a fantastic job and I commend your abilities!!

[@MrAsmodath]

I have to say, you do some of the cleanest solder and wire work I've ever seen. Great job 👍

[@xerovolume3321]

You haven't seen much then.

[@andromedaturnbull3512]

Thanks so much for sharing in this video and great work - you routed the patch wiring very well. However, may I make a few suggestions as a veteran of PCB rework? 1) It's usually simpler to prepare and route the wiring loom and presolder the harness onto any daughterboard assemblies, which you can do just by measuring the routes on the board using a fibreglass tape measure (the dressmaking type sort). You can get much better point-to-point solder joints onto pads when doing this flat on the bench, leaving some length allowance. 2) Then you cut the ends of the harness at the jumper points on the mainboard as you solder each connection which is much easier and doesn't involve trying to solder bent conductor ends. 3) I recommend avoiding any adhesives in PCB rework, even on the jumper wires, because there can be unexpected chemical reactions under temperature from them. I recommend using fabric rework tape or Kapton tape as it also has the advantage of being able to be easily cut and repositioned, and individual conductors in a harness can be brought up through Kapton tape by using the point of a scalpel. Just a few thoughts!

[@TheBacklogOdyssey]

Great vid and an amazing job on that Modbo mod! I recently did it myself a few months ago on my slim and boy do I wish I had this video to reference for the lacquer removal tip alone! Not to mention your superb wire routing haha

[@GadgetUK164]

Nice clean mod! One of the harder systems to mod imo - just based on the large number of wires and small vias.

[@RockerGaming]

My thoughts as well!

[@71dembonesTV]

Looks scary to me!

[@Voultar]

I agree! It can be a tough mod to do. And a REALLY tough mod to do, proper!

[@Katsavidis]

Or just softmod it and keep an original and clean console imho

[@WheeledHamster]

I did this once and my PS2 didn't turn on. Later I found out that the punks who sold the mod chip didn't include a thick wire for power. Either that or I screwed up everything and brick my PS2.

[@MattsShop]

Great job! That wire is trash though. It keeps melting at the ends making a mess. That would drive me crazy and COULD cause shorting to the vias although it would have to melt just right.

[@quadraforest]

Ummm, that "tamper-proof tab" is just the plate that the vertical stand screws into. Neat video, tho'

[@philhalo66]

was about to say this.

[@basileus9343]

The music at 23:45 its not "a return to order" but "requiem to shield knight"

[@jazznomad642]

thank you

[@nicolasardilapazos767]

play station 11 confirmed 23:24

[@MegiasHack]

HAHAHA looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool

[@MMPablo]

PS5? Hell no

[@memez6633]

5:45 ps5 confirmed

[@dcfuksurmom]

i used to make these jokes when fixing my friends ps2s, the ps3 was still semi-new (2012 so a few years old) and alot of my friends still had the ps2 and even the nintendo 64.

[@SteveFrenchWoodNStuff]

Those are circuit board locations for ICP fuses. "PS", as in "Power Supply".

[@ReaperX7]

Just a good note for anyone using backed up media, You can avoid low quality burns of media by setting your optical disc burner to the lowest possible speed, and use a good CD burning suite like ISOBurn with ECC support.

[@supremekyo]

I saw all you videos last months and you methodology is very sharp and clear. Just have to thank you to share your knowledge and experience on this systems. Btw I read in old Dreamcast forum, that you made the most perfect HDD install. The picture were already gone unfortunately.

[@bradmckinley2660]

Uhhh....Your friend Bill looks just like AlphaOmegaSin

[@TheMaggylu]

Hey! Well... i am a [64] "Tech-Hippie-Punk" from Germany...and...still love the PS2...cause my Pension is not that big to own a PS4. Just found U when searchin 4 modding the SCPH 90004... What i essentially wanted to say...by typing this is; I really watched a LOT of Vids in the Past... on soldering, modding & finally: TEACHING! If it would be possible... i give you 10 Stars for your whole work!!! Grrrreat Job Kid!!!! Really WELL DONE in total!!! Thx for what U DO HERE. You're one FINE example for what a TU-TO-RI-AL could 'n SHOULD look like: - NO loud Music...when talking...which does NOT add ANY useful Effect on ...learning!! - ULTRA-sharp filming! - clear, friendly Voice! - Overal exact Image-SECTIONs 4 the actual Topic you're talking about! Well... i never EVER wanna schmooze u... just really MEAN all i wrote! Sorry if my english grammar isn't da best. As i said; i'm german. Keep ON doing... like THIS. Thanks AGAIN. By the way: Can u recommend a Soldering-Station/Tool that isn't THAT expensive... but DOES a good Job... specially with those small Parts... like u do on this MB??? May be you're so kind and post a link to an Onlineshop? Love and Peace, Cos P.S.: ....another "Sorry" for the term "Kid". That... just was mean FRIENDLY 🤘🏼😎✌🏼

[@Anthony-qt8wv]

Years ago i tried this Mod. If i knew now, what i knew then, a fiberglass pen. I got all the wires hooked up but couldn't get the solder to stick to those points above. Someday i may try it again! I was so close to doing it...

[@ItsJustMirko]

Your mods are so clean I don't know why but it makes me smile :D

[@zeekb.7609]

Really nice stuff. I spent time watching. My engineering skills are pre-school but I lived vicariously and insightfully through this video. haha.

[@driverdis3488]

With MechaPwn out, I think the 79000X systems are the best. patches for some known games the 75000X had issues with, a smaller board footprint that allows room for the laser ribbon cable to not ride directly underneath the disc so it scratches discs when it comes loose over time, and no pic fix. DECKARD models can be 99% converted to a DTL TEST system via MechaPwn and can do a 100% conversion between retail regions due to that data being writable as well.

[@sklzlm]

Wow, nice job! I remember modding a few Playstations back in like 1998. Back then the mod chips i used didnt come on a nice IC like these, it was just a straight silicon chip you soldered directly to. very primitive compared to something like this, but it worked and we were happy. I cant remember the exact mod chip model we used. Fun stuff....

[@johnmorin7244]

Your wiring technique and the way you run them is what’s called “wire porn” and I cant get enough. Such a clean install. I hope to be this good at some point. Never done a successful mod but I only did one before and it was on a controller with a solder “gun” not too precise but my impatience killed the whole thing. Now I have proper tools and I’m hoping I get a lot better

[@Felipe77646]

Thats a weird fetish but i dont judge

[@Ma7hiu5]

Im impressed, delicate and precise soldering is a royal pain in ass, I've tried many times to fix a DS fuse and failed everytime (3mm fuses) you manage to keep the work tidy in such a tiny area.... patience and practice is key here, great job.

[@PommacX]

I love how during one delicate section of the video, the chiptune version or Careless Whisper plays. Guessing all joysticks in the workshop got proper hard.

[@ShayBlez]

Youre the bob ross of modding consoles, I feel like. Fantastic install video, thank you for posting! :D What songs are used here? Your music choices are all pretty great too! E: D'oh, if the track-list was there initially in the description, I completely missed it. Apologies.

[@Dracoknight627]

Amazing video, very relaxing to watch. Beyond my skill level, but still very entertaining.

[@psolus21]

It's so satisfying the way solder beads up on the pads.

[@Cimone90]

Damn dude. This music. So good! I put this on in the background just to do my own soldering.

[@audiohacked]

It's great to see someone demonstrate soldering techniques and know how. I love it!

[@ThinkBeforeYouSleepYT]

How in the hell do you strip those wires with finger nail clippers? I have tried this like 50 times and the wire just keeps snapping.

[@RockerGaming]

Good stuff dude, Glad you're passing on the knowledge on to the folks! PS2 is getting hot now, I get a ton of request to mod them as well. I have a feeling you will be revisiting it again, lol.

[@codycall6513]

Aaaaaahhhbh!!!! What do these mods actually accomplish?! Seen the ps1 vid. Had to google the mod and read up. Need to mention what these mods do at the beginning of your video. Please.

[@Zeroberto6161]

It allows you to play burnt games

[@codycall6513]

NoseHump THANK YOU!!!!

[@lordeilluminati]

not only that, modchips can unlock regions (people are used to current gen consoles being region free, but on PS2 it was not the case) and can run homebrew apps such as OPL which allow running games on a shared folder in the network, saving the laser

[@NemesiStealth]

NoseHump WHAT?¡ All that work to play burnt disks?¡ I thought this make better frames, better graphs, better loading times.

[@benjaminriggs6881]

NemesiStealth he explains that the other chip allows you to not completely buttfuck your cd-drive.

[@ps2hacker]

That's because these machines were made by about a dozen different factories, a few in Japan, but mostly in China. Foxconn made most of them. I had a couple of DTL-H developer's consoles, those were made by SKZ Kizarazu, in Japan. You never know who might have made them until you read the sticker on the back.

[@beyguy101]

Your soldering is beautiful. Pls make a video teaching your tips and tricks. I've subbed due to this video 🔥

[@BavarianM]

That "tamper proof" tab isn't a tamper proof tab Bit it's the thread for the vertical base

[@RGmodsitalia]

Voultar you Sir are my soldering hero. Thank you!

[@GameTechRefuge]

Thanks for the vid Voultar. Couldn't have done the install without the help.

[@hussssshie]

Instead of the hanging resistor out of the PCB there, you could solder it in the middle of the wire with some heat shrink tube. Would be safer and cleaner

[@jamiedavis310]

Voultar You have some wonderful techniques NICE!!

[@josephconway5943]

I enjoyed watching this video, however, I have no idea what all the stuff I just watched does... I would have loved to see the differences between the modded and unmodded systems. Explain what the chips are and what they change for the console. Fun video, just really no frames of reference.

[@DonaldTubbs]

That's what I hated. No explanation of what the mod is or does and you have to get all the way to the end to find out that he never explains anything. It could be retitled: Let's Play - Watch Me Solder!

[@TheMixEmperor]

And now I've discovered Toni Leys, cheers solder champ.

[@-Gargantua]

Watching this video is like watching arts, or listening to a relaxing song, electronics got fun!!!

[@MarkParkTech]

Great, now Girls Just Wanna Have Fun is stuck in my head! I thank you good sir. Epic chip tune troll!

[@charliejones9244]

Enjoyed this video .. but I got a question .. what does this mod do ?

[@tomasdelizia3695]

What does it NOT do?

[@robdawg1017]

The 8-bit porn music is my favorite!!

[@K3NnY_G]

I can see the patience in his hands.. Such a pro.

[@nealelliott]

I love your 8 bit sound tracks!

[@BartekPoleszak]

I'd love to see a video about a HDD mod, which is possible to do in that PS2 revision. Personally, I've tried to do the mod and fit an IDE to SD card adapter in the original case. I've failed to do so, but I believe it's possible when someone more experienced would take care of it.

[@Honthetube]

The "Deckard" SOC has an integrated PowerPC core and runs a custom MIPS interpreter program written by Sony.. It works most of the time.. BUUuuuut.. It's not perfect.. It has some problems running certan IOP programs that can break compatibility with certain games and software.

[@tasteslikecurry]

I came for the ps2 mod but stayed for the keygen music

[@Walczyk]

the matrix pic fix, that little resistor is crazy

[@eyesofnova]

You sir are the Bob Ross of console mods.

[@TheNewurban]

That "tamper-proof tab" is actually what the vertical stand screws into

[@Stonerman023]

wirestrippers are great, but for tiny wires nailclippers are the best. I take my flushcut and make the tinyest gash in one side, then you put the wire in the gash, full force clip, and you´re done.

[@585585MC]

Hello, I really love your mods and your clean wire install style. I wonder what kind of wire do you use since my wire wrap wire has an insulation that retracts a lot when heated a little bit. Yours seems to tolerate well heat. Can you give me an advice about what brand should I buy?

[@585585MC]

Well, after two months, it is clear that you don't want to give me any advice. Thank you anyway.

[@gryffin20]

Good to see you back.

[@Gecko1993HogheadIncOfficial]

A mod for AlphaOmegaSin?! Unreal! I just wish he came back to KZbin. I miss his rants, and reviews.

[@ErrolBaer]

Your videos made me click that bell. I need to see more of this

[@unclesheogorath1960]

Presuming the insulator is actually thin enough, you can actually just use your fingernails to slice the insulator and strip a wire fairly easy. Used to do it a lot when I was an ET back in the Navy. Of course, that means you need to have at least some fingernail to work with in order to pull it off, but not long enough to break them if they snag on something (and in the case of being in the military, you need to keep your fingernails within regulation length).

[@jakegibbins9352]

this soldering work should really make an appearance in one of those satisfying to watch videos

[@kevinhenson5942]

Very nice work. With that being said, I don't care enough to make a system of my own that nice. Just as long as it works.

[@The404Studios]

If I send you a ps2 could you mod the shit out of it for like 250$ 😂😂👍

[@quintenlibert7076]

The404Studios Do it yourself,there are a lot of tutorials,and its a lot of fun

[@The404Studios]

quinten libert I don’t have time for that 😂 y not get it done professionally.

[@noth606]

8ight 8ight You need quite a bit more than a decent iron and solder to do this kind and level of work. You need a lens lamp, a work surface that's adequate, precision pincers, tools, wire, and proper flux. Actually you can get a decent enough iron for around $20 from china and yes they are about as good as a Weller, I've used both. But then you still need the technique to do it correctly and not fuck stuff up and you need steady enough hands. So no, it's not nearly as simple as you make it sound. That said I agree with the idea of people doing it themselves since in the process they will acquire a new and very valuable skill plus set of tools that are good for fixing a lot of stuff too in consumer electronics.

[@ice44567]

It's worth adding that if you fuck up, used PS2's are very cheap. So if you find one of the desirable models like this, practice on some shittier ones first.

[@DANKKRING]

quinten libert is there like a blueprint I could look at? What website holds this information

[@SteveFrenchWoodNStuff]

@ 2:38 - That "tamper-proof tab" is how you attach the console to the round weighted stand that let's you use the console stodd on end. http2.mlstatic.com/base-ps2-slim-original-sony-vertical-stand-scph-70000-series-D_NQ_NP_508305-MLA20863342119_082016-F.jpg

[@chemicalvamp]

Such beautifully run wires that will never be seen again ;)

[@patricksansoucie6673]

If you have a Dremel with a Small Tipped Grinding tool you can Grind a Small Hole into the Nail Clippers for a Really Nice Makeshift Wire Stripper for small wires!

[@zdthn]

How do the later models of the ps2 differ in preformance? By losing the ps1 CPU does it change the way it handles backward compatibility?

[@Xebozone]

I'm jealous of your soldering skills. It's immaculate. How do you see all those tiny wires and solder without bridges? Just from the video I struggled to see, lol. I always manage to bridge pads even when using flux and it takes some time to unsolder and redo. You make it look so easy to just run your solder and iron across and everything bonds so cleanly. I'm starting to think about blaming my tools, but what do I know? Great stuff. Loved the Matrix Infinity. Great chip.

[@NickXabias]

i really like your job, it's always clean and nice. :) Btw what kind of wires do you use ?

[@Uplinkpr0]

what on earth are you using to record these, the zoom is so nice

[@okmenaut]

Thanks for the great video. I completed the same mod a few minutes ago. My cable management does not look quite as nice as yours, but I am satisfied with the first attempt.

[@phillipmckay8221]

Bob Ross would be proud of you. Relaxing to watch. :)

[@JeanRodo]

Model number is also in the ps2 browser, if you hit triangle a bunch of info will popup including what number you have. Came in handy I thought I had a 70012 slim but the sticker ripped and couldn't confirm it. Defiantly going to be a mod I will do eventually!

[@zaxanity7919]

What temp do you usually run your iron at? New to soldering here, and I've had a hard time getting consistent results with some of the boards I've been working on. Either the solder on the board won't melt, or the pad would lift off the board. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

[@ryans413]

That little metal peace you took out is for the vertical stand it's what the stand screwed into

[@Voultar]

Ryan Scherbluk That's right. It's an anchor point for security devices and other things that will lock it down.

[@booya1912]

When I heard Mental Delivrance, chills through my whole body

[@zdp-189]

Only someone who was a member of the Alan Parson's Project could employ such soldering grace.

[@thomashunt2240]

Fun fact, that "tamper proof tab" is actually the plate that the vertical mount attaches to!

[@KCSEBIOLOGY]

admire your work so clean

[@lorenzozerwick967]

Great video man! I would like to ask how else would the SCPH-70012 model be better than a SCPH-90004 besides being able to install the laser protection?

[@nitrax8629]

It doesn't have the compatibility issues with some PS1 and PS2 games the later slims have.

[@Modzie868]

I truly miss those days :'(

[@hArDsTyLe2259]

Complete EXPLOSION!

[@Tri-FectaDi-Recta]

What exactly are you moding (As far as the mod functions)? You do amazing clean work.............. But, perhaps I'm missing the description of your mods somewhere?

[@Werewolfmage]

i did this mod back in 06 on my slim ps2. still works to this day

[@copperboltwire320]

love the chosen music for this vid!

[@travelontimeltd2448]

Awesome work dude ✌️