Playtronic (Brazilian) Super NES unit, should be the same as a standard NTSC unit. Playtronic had their own serial code system. On the bottom of the PCB, the Playtronic serial code is PCI029955ASL. The PCB serial code is SNSM-CPU-GPM-02 (copyright 1993). Date stamps on the chips include: 9531, 9542, 9536. Sound chip is S-DSP A. Find detailed pictures on my website: http://www.snescentral.com/article.php?id=1017 - Evan_G

Purchased in Late November 1991 at a Child World in Chicagoland, IL. Original owner. Virtually no yellowing on casing.

Model No SNS-001, purchased on launch day in Aug 1991, unfortunately tossed the box. Very little yellowing.

My original from August 13 1991 and i had the unit and played it so much until the PPU died in 2007 and took the SNES with me to Vacaville California 10 years and decided to get a board replacement.

Has '9133' stamped on metal SUPER NES CONTROL DECK sticker along with FCC information printed on a sticker.

SHVC-CPU-01 Board © 1990 Nintendo. S-CPU 5A22-01 1FB 91. S-PPU1 5C77-01 1DH HV. S-PPU02 5C78-01 1FH JT. S-WRAM 9128 OH S.

Early (presumably 1992) unit. Features cartridge lock, and came in the Super Mario World pack-in set.

Mint shape, in box and plastic with manuals and wires/controllers, etc, also all mint, dented box, discolored main case. smaller plastic inserts unaffected and still factory color. number on nintendo manufacture sticker 9139

japan

Canada HAH!

FRANCE

SHVC-CPU-01 PCB Almost in perfect shape, just a little yellowed on the front top part of the case, and on the Multi out/DC In Area

bought off of amazon. works great except wont play mario kart. Game starts and shows the nintendo symbol and then freezes. still need to test another copy of mario kart. Once I can open the snes up I will post the the board date etc.

1990 SHVC-CPU-01

original owner

1990/SHVC-CPU-01

1990/SHVC-CPU-01

My brother gave it to me

SNS-101, shopgoodwill purchase.

Canadian SNS-GPM-CPU-02 1993 (S-ENC video encoder) - molded EJECT print. This is my main use system and I may be the second owner. I originally got it at a garage sale locally for $5.

Originally purchased from a (presumably defunct) used electronics shop in San Bernardino, CA, USA

Originally purchased from a used electronics shop in San Bernardino, CA, USA, ca. August 1993.

Purchased on eBay in 2008.

Bought at local Flea Market Missouri, USA

SNES Mini, original owner, bought on Mexico around December 1998/January 1999, yellowed

1995 SNS-CPU-1CHIP-01 REV 2

1994 SNS-CPU-RGB-01

Canadian SNS-RGB-CPU-02 1995 (S-RGB video encoder). This is secondary system I probably got at a thrift store a couple years ago. I actually think it has decent video although personally I haven't seen a 1CHIP yet. - fahlim003

Purchased used in Canada. No yellowing at all on the console. SNS-CPU-APU-01 chipset. Very bad jailbar on screen and lots of noise on screen. Poor image quality

Bought it off a crackhead with a bunch of games

Original Unit bought from either Kmart or Toys R Us. Don't remember what year it was purchased by my folks, wasn't even old enough to go to school yet.

Purchased on a flea market

SNS-CPU-GPM-01 ink stamped - unreadable Does not work, painted white to hide yellowing. Located in Nanaimo, BC Canada

1992 SNS-CPU-GPM-01 ink stamped - unreadable Does not work, painted white to hide yellowing. Located in Nanaimo, BC Canada

u wot m8

japan

Bought used trough friend directly in Japan.

a super famicom in a very good state

Purchased from eBay, seller: Yamatoku Classic

My father, original purchase: Hong Kong

SHVC-CPU-01 (1990)

SNS-101 | Bought used from a now-dead local game store in Holland, MI, around 2006.

Bought off eBay in 2012. SNS-101, Nice shape, no yellowing.

I bought this at a local used game store, and also picked up a copy of Star Fox and Super Castlevania IV. It's in perfect condition, and operates like new!

SNES mini, presumably 1CHIP

© 1997 Nintendo SNN-CPU-01

SNES Mini SNN-CPU-01. Found it before it was thrown into the garbage. Initially I just wanted controllers and cables as spare for my older SNES, but after opening it I realized it only had rust on power jack so now it is working.

mini/jr

Bought off a guy on ebay, who in turn bought it from a used games store.

PCB: 1997 / SNN-CPU-01 Mini-SNES

SNS-101 SNES Mini Jr 2. Modded for RGB output and it looks amazing!

SNES Mini, rescued from death by byuu.

Joseph Korang LordCyrus@Gmail.com

Bought in 2015 from a thrift shop in Ithaca, NY for $15 works great. No other history.

Being such a low serial number, mine has all of the initial release version items on it: 4-footer, silver SN sticker, silver FCC ID sticker, printed EJECT lettering, and cartridge lock. Mine is also in mint mint condition with absolutely no yellowing at all, thanks to me playing all my video games in my parent's basement when I was growing up. I also kept all the packaging, box, instructions/manuals, and most of the baggies and twist ties that came with the system. I'd say it's about 95% complete, with only a few baggies missing, and the large "how to connect your Super Nintendo System" poster currently missing. I believe I have it and just have to look for it in the box with all of the other paperwork for my other systems.

Purchased in miami fl from a garage sale. System is yellowing, has 4 rubber feet, printed eject.

Bought at Kay Bee Toys

Shows jailbars when connected to LCD via RGB.

Launch console.

Launch console, original owner.

My original from 1991, The original board had a dying PPU, so it has a new board and it's working fine.

PCB: 1990 SHVC-CPU-01 Date: 9132

PCB: SHVC-CPU-01 Date: 9132 Original owner, incredibly yellow

Unknown origin. Rough condition, the plastic has been cracking so I may have to salvage it with a spare case (someday).

original thing I got as an xmas present 20-odd years ago. similar to UN12348948, with following additions: external APU has serial 813AA, inside APU TC51832FL-12 RAM has date code 9117 and NEC D8376 has date code 9127. "9136" date code stamped into sticker on bottom case. PPU RAMs (MOSEL MS62256) have date code 9125. S-WRAM has date code 9117. 74HCU04 has date code 9126.

s super nintendo, in a very bad state, i repared it and clean the plastic case

eBay, January 2016. Complete in original box with plastic on console and controllers.

Cartridge lock

Purchased January 1991. Original owner. No yellowing at all.

Christmas gift, 1991. Presumably purchased by parents in the fall months. Original owner. Slight yellowing. Came with Super Mario World pack-in

My original Super Nintendo Entertainment System, received for Christmas in 1991. Original motherboard failed a few months ago and has since been replaced by a 2/1/1 motherboard from UN11996644. Otherwise, all other components including sound module, cartridge slot, ac adapter port are all original. Casing is in good shape, save for a minor crack or two, and has not yellowed.

My original Super Nintendo Entertainment System, received for Christmas in 1991. Original motherboard failed a few months ago and has since been replaced by a 2/1/1 motherboard from UN11996644. Otherwise, all other components including sound module, cartridge slot, ac adapter port are all original. Casing is in good shape, save for a minor crack or two, and has not yellowed.

Bad PPU; scaling/rotation layer does not render properly.

Original Owner, Still Working, Replaced plastic cover piece and controller cards.

purchased used from Dicksters video games

Gift from uncle.

SNS-001. Purchased from a garage sale in California. Yellowed on top.

Canadian SHVC-CPU-01 using the BA6592F encoder. I am the second owner and it was my first system. Shell is yellowed and otherwise I don't use this system anymore. - fahlim003

sound module

Quebec, Canada

Purchased on eBay for parts. Console worked perfectly fine, but the bottom casing had yellowed completely and the plastic had become brittle. All other components worked just fine. Motherboard has since been transplanted into UN11109346

Picked up on eBay August 2013 with another damaged unit... Assuming its a 91-92 model. Features cart lock, and is much heavier than the damaged unit it was shipped with...

The CPU is SHVC-CPU-01

SHVC-CPU-01 1990 motherboard revision, purchased at a flea market in New Castle County, Delaware in 2008. Yellowed casing. External APU module: "E990270" "J13DA" on sticker, S-DSP, S-SMP inside. Rohm BA6592F video encoder. Printed eject button and lighter purple power and eject sliders compared to 1994 revision. "9145" date code printed on "Super NES Control Deck" sticker on bottom casing. The console works normally with all cartridges, but has graphical glitches and lockups with a Game Doctor SF7 copier that other SNES consoles I have do not experience.

I had this one since I was really young, if I remember right. On my birthday when I was like.. what was it, 9? Got Power Rangers and Zelda: LTTP with me. Surprisingly not sun decayed much, if at all.

My brother's original SNES, has cartridge lock. Purchased in 1991.

Purchase location : www.ebay.com Seller : $tate Date of purchase : 10/9/2012

Purchased at AnimeNEXT 2014

Broken console; but PPU number is uncommon.

Bought from a yard sale in Malta.

Doesn't display audio/video aside from a few messed up title screens. Not much yellowing, D1 has blown, might need a capacitor replacement or a chip replacement.

ABS plastic has a slight yellow tint, moreso on the front portion of the bottom half where the controller ports are located. Power and Reset push up switches are no longer purple; they are somewhat dark burgundy in tone.

System purchased used, does not work. SHVC-CPU-01 (production run 3) S-CPU A 5A22-02 S-PPU1 5C77-01 S-PPU2 5C78-01 Panasonic -10 ram chips on SHVC-CPU-01 board Production run E SHVC-SOUND S-DSP S-SMP -12 Toshiba and LSI ram chips Other notable differences on SHVC-CPU-01 U7 is BA6592F (Encoder chip) and C67 populated.

1990 SHVC-CPU-01 U7: BA6592F 139 139 A E210240 SNS 190320A-A

b/w picture, maybe needs cleaning

These older models with removable sound bits are giving me issues with playing only certain games. They're very finicky, and the issues is definitely not just a cleaning or simple cap replacements.

SHVC-CPU-01 1990 motherboard revision, purchased at a flea market in Berlin, New Jersey in 2009. Yellowed casing. External APU module: "E990270" "K12AA" on sticker, S-DSP, S-SMP inside. Rohm BA6592F video encoder. Printed eject button and lighter purple power and eject sliders compared to 1994 revision. "9143" date code printed on "Super NES Control Deck" sticker on bottom casing. The console has a hardware failure that causes it to lock up while playing many games, first tested with Super Mario Kart(no audio followed by a lockup during the attract mode demo, can be reproduced every time). The APU module works without issue in another nearly identical console listed above(UN12372879).

found at goodwill

not mine

I got this console as a Christmas present in 1992. Purchased in Manitoba, and I am the original owner. Date stamp on the bottom of the console is "9202". It is a Canadian system and had Super Mario World as a pack-in. The PCB serial code is SHVC-CPU-01 with a copyright of 1990. Other date stamps on the chips include: 9139, 9149, 9148. The S-DSP chip came on a separate module. Lots of pictures of this SNES can be found on my website: http://www.snescentral.com/article.php?id=0828 (look at the bottom links for close-up pictures). - Evan_G

US model, possibly purchased originally in US, or before Nintendo produced and sold units in Canada with Canadian stickers? 1990/SHVC-CPU-01 Audio system is inside shielded casing, separate from the motherboard. Sticker on casing reads E990270 and 611AA. Has 1000μF capacitor under voltage regulator heat sink. Only minimal case yellowing is present and is around controller ports. Unit powers up, but has reading issues. Some games work partially, others don't work at all. Current Location: Campbell River, BC

Bought in Portland, OR around 2007 or so. significant but uniform yellowing on case. Everything else great condition and works fine.

©1990 Nintendo SHVC-CPU-01 206-04AA ink stamp CPU: S-CPU A 5A22-02 ILD 9L PPU1: S-PPU1 5C77-01 2CV 8A PPU2: S-PPU2 A 5C78-02 2BU GK External APU: E990270 J12AA Sticker on RF output (inside console): A E210240 SNS 1N0142A-A

Purchased from a yard sale back in 1995 for $55 with Final Fantasy III.

Owned by Gideon Zhi; used for testing various Japanese-to-English translation projects. Purchased at a Woolworth's in Ipswich, MA in... 1992, I think? It was one of the first models to come with one controller and no game (instead of two controllers and SMW.) Got Zelda with it, separately.

1990/SHVC-CPU-01, APU: 622AA, completely yellowed case except for cart slot, controller ports, power and AV ports and EXT port cover, 9227 build date stamped on sticker on bottom of case

SHVC-CPU-01 (1990)

Bought it off of ebay and I am trying to date everything within the system as well as figure out manufacturers and producers.

I got it used from a goodwill. Not faded at all and that may be from being stored as it shows little use.

Original launch model SNES. Was restored and purchased on eBay for $14. Has not turned yellow also

Purchased on eBay

Christmas Gift 12/25/1992, core only no games. SHVC-CPU-01. Greg2600. NJ. USA.

2/1/1. Is this rare? The Mode 7 chip is broken. Water does not appear in super mario world and mario kart is messed up a lot. Proof that it's 2/1/1: http://imgur.com/DtwpL0w

Date stamp on bottom: 34th week of 1992. SHVC-CPU-01 motherboard revision. RAM chip date 29th week of 1992. Case slightly yellowed. Older heavy model with separate sound box. Bought used at secondhand store.

Bought on Craigslist used in 2013 great condition no yellowing.

1990/SHVC-CPU-01 from ebay

2º dono

©1990 Nintendo SHVC-CPU-01 209-09AB ink stamp CPU: S-CPU A 5A22-02 2GB 83 PPU1: S-PPU1 5C77-01 2GU 92 PPU2: S-PPU2 B 5C78-03 2GV 9F External APU: 822AA Sticker on RF output (inside console): A E210240 SNS 271316A-B

I have a doubt on the snes plate sns-gpm-cpu-01 I realized that there is a lacking capacitor that is this where the circle under the spendthrift that say c67 they might give me some information of which it is the capacitor that is said place

Its a SHVC-CPU-01 snes. I got it from a woman at a swap meet for $9.00. She said it had "survived her six boys". I don't know why she said that since its among the best looking snes's I've seen. Not a scratch or any yellowing at all. Several of my gaming friends have called it box worthy, I don't know about that but I'm happy to be the second owner of this snes.

found at goodwill

US SNES, was a Christmas gift. Sister got the Super Mario World pack-in cart, I got Zelda 3 in a box.

Extra detail:
Motherboard says 1990/SHVC-CPU-01
SHVC-SOUND module sticker reads 822AA

There's an ink stamp between the cart slot and the SHVC-SOUND module that reads 209 09AB. 9239 stamped on the sticker on the bottom of the case.

Original snes I owned

Original Owner

stupid website

Remplace my original SNES, was givent by my old boss, it was bought by for is kid, seem to be one of the Last SNES bacht.

Dead system. Original Owner. System failed while in storage. No Yellowing. UN15460567 PCB SHVC-CPU-01, 1990, 210-07AA stamp S-CPU A 5A22-02 S-PPU1 5C77-01 S-PPU2 B 5C78-03 S-ENC A BA6594F SHVC-SOUND APU box SN 923AA 1990 date. No version designations on S-SMP or S-DSP S-SMP 2SU2Y S-DSP 230B64V Controller board has a 1991 date.

Bought from an EB Games in December 2002, eject lettering is printed and FCC information is on silver sticker, entire console is yellowed other than cartridge slot and controller ports, has strange graphical problem since it was purchased where one of the background layers will alternate between being normal and only showing half the vertical pixels with the height doubled, the change occurs based on the movement of a different layer and alternates every time there is a change in its position

Purchased from a garage sale in California. Bottom half yellowed.

Original owner, top casing has turned yellow over time. Purchased in MD, USA. Model No. SNS-001

Original Owner Mainboard: 1990 SHVC-CPU-01 Purchase Info: Nov/Dec 1991 Toys R Us Mercury Blvd, Newport News VA, USA

If I ever get the proper tools, I'll certainly provide the rest of the info. ~TJHans

original owner

SHVC-CPU-01

SHVC-CPU-01 (1990), SHVC Sound module (label K21AA), board stamped 211-0948

SHVC-CPU-01 (1990), SHVC Sound module (label K21AA), board stamped 211-0948

Received Christmas 1991 (or '92?). Thus, original owner. Motherboard revision is 1990/SHVC-CPU-01 CPU is: S-CPU A 5A22-02 2KH 89 PPU1 is: S-PPU1 5C77-01 2JU 7H PPU2 is: S-PPU2 B 5C78-03 2JM 7X In 2010-ish, this SNES stopped functioning, the so-called "Black Screen of Death". Upon opening the console for cleaning and repair, I discovered two small pieces of metal that were loose and rattling around inside. The first piece was part of the Multi Out port... the sides of the port have metal clips that hold the plug in place. The clip that came unattached appears to have burned or severely corroded. The second piece of metal I still have yet to identify. Presumably, the fact that I found it inside my console indicates the SNES as being the point of origin, however, I've yet to find a spot on ANY component (motherboard, sound module, etc.) where this piece of metal may have come from. Presently, best guess is that it came from the back end of the AC port, as there is another piece of metal (slightly smaller) still attached, which appears to be of identical composition, and similar burn pattern. However, the presently detached piece of metal doesn't seem to actually fit anywhere near this area, despite the uncanny similarities. C67 capacitor is missing (never attached, as the solder points are unsullied), though I understand this is not uncommon at all.

Looks like a launch unit. Has the SHVC sound module inside. Can't remember what CPU/PPU's though.

My name is Kaleb, I am the owner of this console. The special thing about this system is that its a 1:1 replica clone that I purchased from a guy in Russia. The system has a serial number on the bottom; UN17204041 just like you would find on a genuine NTSC SNES system. Whats also unique about this system is the strange looking heat sink on the motherboard, which by the way is labelled "S4". If you would like any photos of this system, feel free to contact me on my personal email address: nintendolandkw@hotmail.co.uk

Slightly yellowing, broken power plug, SNS-CPU-GPM-01 1992 ink stamp 301-07AA

Console is gradually more yellowed from the very bottom (completely grey) to the top surface (slightly yellow). Canadian console indicated by the "CAN" label on the top surfaces' "power switch must be off before loading or removing a game pak" sticker as well as the SNS-USA/CAN label on the shiny label on the bottom. Will re-submit with further information once I get a screwdriver to open up the console. It's also a real shame that a spambot has come across this page.

Canadian model. 1992/SNS-CPU-GPM-01 S-SMP (2V38Y) S-DSP A (238B22EZ) Motherboard is missing the large 1000 μF capacitor usually found under the voltage regulator's heat sink. Audio is integrated in the motherboard, as opposed to the separate module found in earlier units. Significant yellowing on exterior of both top and bottom of console. Does not have lever installed in cartridge slot which prevents a game from being inserted after power is on, instead a sticker is affixed to the top of the console reading the following - "POWER SWITCH MUST BE OFF BEFORE LOADING OR REMOVING A GAME PAK - CAN" in both English and French. Serial number is a paper sticker in the area above the FCC ID on the underside of the console. Current Location: Campbell River, BC

Yellow Plastic on top, grey on bottom. My oroginsl system

VENEZUELA

Model: SNS-001 Purchased at a classic games shop in east coast Canada. Original purchase location is unknown. Exterior has a few minor scuffs here and there, but absolutely no yellowing and has all proper stickers and markings intact.

SNS-CPU-GPM-02

ontario

Currently in the Dominican Republic. My sister in law gave it to me. Don't know how/since when she had it.

Bought it at a BuyBacks in Ohio, great condition too!

i bought this on ebay great buy im from MA Worcester

N/A

Bought it at Pismo Beach Games Exchange. Not yellowed at all.