Weird RGB Master system Model 2

[westhammer666]

So, my new boss from work is into some old video games, not as far as I, but he has a Master System II PAL region. He mentioned that it has a weird output, so he gave it to me to test it, as he doesn't have any cables for it. the console doesn't work, but it has an AV output, the same as the model 1. It wasn't modded or anything, the says on the bottom that it is a Master System II Power Base RGB. 

What is it? Where did it came from? I couldn't find any useful info on it, only that could be a french version. Thanks for the help in advance

[gallos_11]

Nothing special, this is normal for a french Master System.

In France, the original Master System (and the SMS II, which had the A/V port instead of RF jack) were sold with an RGB lead (model 3085). One end plugs into the SMS, the other into the SCART/Peritel socket on a TV, via a small box in the lead, labeled 'Adapteur R.V.B.'. As it utilizes RGB, it gives a sharper and more vibrant picture compared to RF or composite video. The box contains a small PCB, the purpose of which is to provide the blanking and function switching signals, so that the TV can automatically switch to RGB input.

segaretro.org

[Stan]

Dec 21, 2015 23:43:10 GMT gallos_11 said:

Nothing special, this is normal for a french Master System.

In France, the original Master System (and the SMS II, which had the A/V port instead of RF jack) were sold with an RGB lead (model 3085). One end plugs into the SMS, the other into the SCART/Peritel socket on a TV, via a small box in the lead, labeled 'Adapteur R.V.B.'. As it utilizes RGB, it gives a sharper and more vibrant picture compared to RF or composite video. The box contains a small PCB, the purpose of which is to provide the blanking and function switching signals, so that the TV can automatically switch to RGB input.

segaretro.org

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