Anyone own any of the really rare famicom variations?

[ulera]

Like the sharp titler or that one that was built as a tv combo unit?

Just curious.

[Frank_fjs]

Nope, can't justify the expense on something that whilst incredibly cool, still only plays Famicom games.

I have a fami twin & keyboard/basic set, that's about as exotic as I get.

The Titler doesn't really do it for me, and the Sharp TV's with built in Famicoms cost a fortune to ship, let alone the purchase price. I know a couple of people with them and when they break down, which they do, they are expensive and difficult to repair.

[L___E___T]

I have a Sharp FamicomStation, but I suppose they're not uber rare.
It's up for grabs if anyone is interested.

[ulera]

Nope, can't justify the expense on something that whilst incredibly cool, still only plays Famicom games.

I have a fami twin & keyboard/basic set, that's about as exotic as I get.

The Titler doesn't really do it for me, and the Sharp TV's with built in Famicoms cost a fortune to ship, let alone the purchase price. I know a couple of people with them and when they break down, which they do, they are expensive and difficult to repair.

How's the picture quality though?

[Frank_fjs]

AV out on my twin is fantastic, and whilst the Titler does have native s-video, it's not as drastic a leap from composite as RGB. I know the Titler can be modded for RGB, but that's not the point as I could also mod any of my Famicom systems for RGB if I really wanted to.

[ulera]

What about the built in TVs? (You said you knew people who had them)