Commodore 64/128 AV Adaptor - S-Video Composite & 2ch Audio L/R

These little plugs are great for making things easy by letting you use real A/V cables for composite and s-video. I have two of them, the s-video works fine but it does show the jail bars and artifact flaws of your VIC-II chip depending on it's revision (easy fix with a lumacode fix mod board). I mainly use it for the audio out since I have a lumacode rgbtohdmi mod installed in both my c64's but that mod doesn't affect s-video or composite use from the A/V port. So yeah, this little plug is worth buying if you want to use svideo (or use svideo to a vga converter box to upscale, which looks quite good but again, makes the vic-ii jailbars standout). This is cheaper than buying custom cables since it pretty much does everything (except for seperate chroma/luma cables that a real commodore monitor would take, but that's essentially what a S-video cable is anyway, just combined in to one). I would recommend this. And again, if you get one and the s-video has jailbars or artifacts, get a lumacode board fix and you can tweak that away, but the degree (if any) depends on the revision of your vic-ii chip. Oh and this is for the 8 pin version, there is a 5 pin version out there too for the older c64s that only have a 5pin video port. so make sure yours has 8 pins cause this is a 8 pin version.

Amazing product. Worked right off the bat and the color and look is perfect!

10/10 worked great out of the box. Didn't try the svid. But the analog worked great. I've left it hanging off my commador. It's rather stiff in the port, so it feels like lots of wear and tear pulling it out all the time when I put it back away.

While it says for both C64 and C128, it blocks the IEC (serial) port for disk and printer when installed on a C128.

I guess it works but I have not been able to get a hold of a TV that has composite inputs. I tried to adapt the composite into HDMI but that does not work. I think it's better if you save yourself the time and just do the HDMI upgrade that way you can use it on any modern screen.

This adapter works perfectly with my Commodore 64 and was very easy to set up. The build quality feels solid and the connectors fit securely into the system without any looseness.

The real advantage of the HoneyLans Commodore 64/128 AV Adaptor is how it allows you to use easily available, high-quality modern cables rather than hunting down the specialty cables from the 1980s or cheap modern remakes. Instead of being stuck with outdated options, this adaptor opens up access to S-Video and composite connections, which are much easier to find and often deliver better quality. The video output is sharp, especially with S-Video, and the audio is clear with no distortion. It’s well-built and plugs in securely, giving you a reliable connection without having to worry about fiddling with rare or worn-out vintage cables. For the price, it's a simple, cost-effective way to improve your Commodore 64/128 setup and make the most of modern AV equipment. Highly recommended for retro computing fans!

I have a vintage Commodore 64 computer and was looking for a solution to connect it to a modern HDTV. I tried a s-video to composite set of cables initially then I ordered off of eBay, which was supposedly made specifically for the Commodore 64, which created a picture but had issue with the sound. I ran across this on Amazon and ordered it as a last ditch effort. I am pleased to say that it worked from the moment I plugged it into the back of the 64. I would recommend plugging in your composite cables to the back of this adapter before you plug it into the back of the 64. Overall, it is a wonderful product that creates a great picture, great sound and for a very reasonable price. A+.