📰 New article from RetroRGB
OSSC Pro Legacy AV-In (+RF) 3D Printed Case
https://retrorgb.com/ossc-pro-legacy-av-in-rf-3d-printed-case.html
If you’re a retro gaming enthusiast, you know the OSSC Pro is basically the holy grail for getting those old consoles looking crisp on modern screens. But as much as we love modularity, naked circuit boards aren’t exactly “living room chic.”
Enter Dan from The Brewing Academy, who is now selling a custom 3D-printed case specifically designed for the latest OSSC Pro Legacy AV-In module. This isn’t just a generic shell, either; it’s a modified version of a popular design that includes a dedicated hole for the RF expansion and an extra support post to keep those composite and S-Video inputs from wobbling.
Installation is a total breeze—think “Lego-level” simple. You just angle the jacks through the holes and snap the top on. A few quick tips if you pick one up:
- Don’t skip the screws: While it snaps together, adding two small screws (6-10mm) will stop the whole thing from shifting around.
- Secure it to the scaler: The case allows you to screw the module directly to the OSSC Pro, which is a lifesaver if you’re worried about the weight of an RF cable pulling the board out.
At just under $20, it’s a small price to pay to keep your setup looking professional and your hardware safe.