I bought a JP Sega Saturn but it doesn't come with any cables,

Both JP and US Saturn use 110v, not sure how's in Europe. I'm from Latin America and I use a 220v converter.

>>3614065
I know, but what I'm wondering is if the cable going to the converter would make any difference?

Somebody has too know

>>3614072
The PSU is internal, cable makes no difference.

>>3614898
So a NEMA cable to my voltage converter is okay?

>>3614902
That is what it means, yes.

>>3614049
What are you going to do about 60hz though? I'm pretty sure PAL/NTSC is set by the system itself and not the software in saturn's case.

>>3614926
Pretty much all euro pal crts made in the 90's and later accept ntsc 60hz. Well maybe not the low end ones of the time but still....

>>3614926
Even if it were a problem, I don't know how similar the NTSC motherboards are to PAL motherboards but...

The PAL Saturn motherboards, particularly the early models, have possibly the easiest 60hz soldering mod in the world. You don't even have to open the fucking console to do it, if that can be believed. It's that easy.

>>3614932
>Pretty much all euro pal crts made in the 90's and later accept 60hz
fix'd