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JagSVC - Atari Jaguar S-Video & Composite Video Adapter

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$22.26 $33.23 In stock
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The JagSVC allows you to connect standard S-Video, Composite Video (CVBS), and Stereo Audio RCA cables to your Atari Jaguar. The JagSVC has a small footprint and fits perfectly next to a JagNet Network Adapter. This is the perfect CRT companion for your Atari Jaguar.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Jason D. ★★★★★

Finally getting clean stereo audio from my Jaguar games makes a huge difference. The S-video picture is crisp on my CRT, no more blurry composite mess.

Charlotte ★★★★★

Plugged my Jaguar into the CRT through the S-Video port and the difference was immediate, way crisper than the composite hookup I'd been stuck with. Having both S-Video and composite plus the stereo audio RCAs on one adapter means I can swap between my two TVs without digging for different cables.

Abigail T. ★★★★★

I was honestly surprised how much sharper the picture looked once I switched to S-Video on my Jaguar instead of the old RF connection. The stereo audio RCA jacks are a nice touch too, since I can finally run sound straight into my receiver without extra adapters. Plugged it in and it just worked, no