Preferably without getting financially sodomized on exchange rates and shipping.
Problem is, the things are nigh-impossible to find in the States, so I have to look at the UK or mainland Europe, in which case the prices are gonna suck. (But I might as well grin and bear it regardless, if I have no better options.)
Why? It seems wrong to drop $60 on that NEC MultiSync XV29 Plus and just feed it S-Video, but the only thing stopping me from giving it proper RGB out of my old consoles is the lack of SCART sockets. (Instead, it takes the 15 KHz RGB signals through a DE-15 port, just like VGA, and audio is handled by a pair of RCA jacks.) I'd rather not destroy SCART cables in the process-instead, it would be preferable if I could just get a connector and wire up my own adapter (likely with an LM1881 for stripping the sync out of composite video if needed).
Got any suggestions? I've held off on this for far too long.
EDIT: I think I've found my source. It's under Arcade -> Hardware. Never would've thought such a place would carry SCART sockets, especially as it appears to be US-based and it's centered on arcade hardware, but I'm not complaining.
