So I recently decided to get into the Saturn library, but the

Just replace the laser. It is not difficult if you follow some online guides.
A new laser is cheap and will work for awhile...though not as long as a fully calibrated one.

>>2884212
Like I said, not a hardware guy. I don't want to solder and disassemble and all that jazz.

I'd just like to know where I can reliably buy a working model

>>2884337
Back to /v/ with you, sir.

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>>2884337

>>2884334
the pot should be rotated counter clock wise, try and mark the starting position so you dont fuck up

if you have the money try out RHEA the SD mod which replaces the laser with an SD card. I don't know much about it but heres a link to the site. It looks pricey but hey if you have the money go for it.
https://gdemu.wordpress.com/about/

>>2884204
You can buy a working unit (console only) for slightly more than a new laser. A new laser won't guarantee that the unit will work; it can have other issues plus it needs soldering and calibrating (if you don't calibrate the laser, it may end up worse than the old one). Plus any laser you can buy now is a made-in-china bootleg.

>>2884204
Japanese sellers usually have very strict grading guidelines, but the shipping is expensive. Try a retro game shop if you have one. They usually won't sell broken stuff unless they are really sketchy.

>>2884334
A replacement laser requires you to desolder one point, the rest is all swap work. I'm telling you it's worth it to learn something new.
So this dead unit is a white jp model? Want to sell it? I mean...its broken...right?

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>>2884337
Wow you really are posting in every sega thread

Pathetic