00:00Okay, if you've got a stack of retro consoles and you're tired of crawling behind your TV to
00:04swap SCART cables every single time, you need to see this. I went down the rabbit hole and found
00:09the best deals out there for the top 5 RGBS video distributors for multi-screen setup,
00:14and honestly, one of these will change how you game. First up is the multi-SCART switch
00:19distributor, and for under $43 at $42.95, it's the perfect starter pick. This little acrylic
00:27box takes one input and splits it to four outputs, all automatic, and with nearly 5,000 sold and a
00:334.8 rating, people clearly love it. If you just want to send one console's signal to a couple of
00:39screens without breaking the bank, this is the one. Next, the mini EuroSCART distributor is a serious
00:45step up in flexibility. It's the 6-in, 3-out model, fully automatic, and it handles everything from
00:52your Mega Drive and SNES to PS1, Saturn, Dreamcast and the original Xbox. At $63.31 with a 4.6
01:00rating,
01:01you're paying for a proper hub that routes all your consoles to three displays, and that convenience
01:06is absolutely worth it. Now, the third one is a bit different, this is the manual distributor with
01:11six inputs and a single output, plus a sync selector. At $57.60 and a 4.7 rating, it's the
01:20pick for anyone
01:20who wants total control over which signal is live, especially if you're dealing with finicky sync
01:25on certain consoles. It's a solid, no-nonsense switcher that won't auto-choose the wrong thing
01:30on you. Number 4 is the upgrade version, and it's a beast, 10 inputs to 1 output, fully automatic,
01:37and it scored a perfect 5-star rating. At $87.81 it's not cheap, but with around $2,400 sold,
01:45it's clearly the go-to for people with huge collections. If you've got 10 consoles you
01:50want feeding a single display without ever touching a cable, this is the end-game board.
01:55And the last one is a close cousin, a 10-in-1-out SCART distributor that handles both Euro and
02:00Japanese
02:00SCART, plus RGB-S, all auto-switching. At $80.17 with a 4.8 rating, it's slightly cheaper than the
02:08upgrade model but gives you that regional flexibility, so if you've got a mix of PAL and imported Japanese
02:13gear, this one's a no-brainer. So those are my top 5, and honestly, whichever fits your setup,
02:20you really can't go wrong. All the links are down in the description, so go check the current prices
02:25and grab the one you need. If this helped you out, drop a like, hit subscribe, and I'll see you
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02:31next one.
