Goldscar

Low power.
Identical size to the original screen. (Absolutely identical pixel size to original console).
Drop in (zero solder into stock shells).
Zero lag/ghosting/tearing/flickering/light bleeding.
Infinitely adjustable brightness (using OSD).
Scan-line and pixel grid emulation (using OSD).
Color Modes [True Color/IPS/Grey/DMG] (using OSD). True Color is accurate to accurate to AGS-101 colors.
Screen Position Adjust (using OSD).
True Motion for transparency support, so no flickering displays. (using OSD)
3 Colors of the LCD Lens to choose from.
Shell modification required on non-IPS and OEM shells.

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Install Video by RetroSix.
How to test your LCD kit
Easy to install, just remove the old screen and connect the CleanScreen. Optionally solder a handful of pads onto the board with no wires (if you use the optional wire-free kit) to enable the on screen menu
The original screen draws the least power, then the ITA screen draws the next lowest, and finally the CleanScreen and all other IPS screens on the market draw almost identical powers (with the CleanScreen drawing the lowest of them all by around 40mA).

You do not need to purchase a separate lens. Removing pre-adhered lens from LCD can result in damage to the LCD and will void product warranty. If you received an extra lens in your order, this was likely a included plastic lens with a shell and should NOT be placed on top of the pre-adhered lens.
Test before installation! When you receive a backlight/LCD kit, you should perform a dry run before installing to assure that nothing has been damaged in transit. A dry run or test fit means the kit is not installed in the shell. This includes the use of adhesives, brackets, and any performed soldering. All ribbon cables should have no bends or creases in them. If you are unsure how to perform a dry run, please contact our support team and we will be happy to help. Backlight kits that have been installed are not eligible for replacement or return.
LCD may break if put under too much pressure or dropped. Please exercise extreme caution when installing.

Low power.
Identical size to the original screen. (Absolutely identical pixel size to original console).
Drop in (zero solder into stock shells).
Zero lag/ghosting/tearing/flickering/light bleeding.
Infinitely adjustable brightness (using OSD).
Scan-line and pixel grid emulation (using OSD).
Color Modes [True Color/IPS/Grey/DMG] (using OSD). True Color is accurate to accurate to AGS-101 colors.
Screen Position Adjust (using OSD).
True Motion for transparency support, so no flickering displays. (using OSD)
3 Colors of the LCD Lens to choose from.
Shell modification required on non-IPS and OEM shells.

Install Video by RetroSix.
How to test your LCD kit
Easy to install, just remove the old screen and connect the CleanScreen. Optionally solder a handful of pads onto the board with no wires (if you use the optional wire-free kit) to enable the on screen menu
The original screen draws the least power, then the ITA screen draws the next lowest, and finally the CleanScreen and all other IPS screens on the market draw almost identical powers (with the CleanScreen drawing the lowest of them all by around 40mA).

You do not need to purchase a separate lens. Removing pre-adhered lens from LCD can result in damage to the LCD and will void product warranty. If you received an extra lens in your order, this was likely a included plastic lens with a shell and should NOT be placed on top of the pre-adhered lens.
Test before installation! When you receive a backlight/LCD kit, you should perform a dry run before installing to assure that nothing has been damaged in transit. A dry run or test fit means the kit is not installed in the shell. This includes the use of adhesives, brackets, and any performed soldering. All ribbon cables should have no bends or creases in them. If you are unsure how to perform a dry run, please contact our support team and we will be happy to help. Backlight kits that have been installed are not eligible for replacement or return.
LCD may break if put under too much pressure or dropped. Please exercise extreme caution when installing.

Low power.
Identical size to the original screen. (Absolutely identical pixel size to original console).
Drop in (zero solder into stock shells).
Zero lag/ghosting/tearing/flickering/light bleeding.
Infinitely adjustable brightness (using OSD).
Scan-line and pixel grid emulation (using OSD).
Color Modes [True Color/IPS/Grey/DMG] (using OSD). True Color is accurate to accurate to AGS-101 colors.
Screen Position Adjust (using OSD).
True Motion for transparency support, so no flickering displays. (using OSD)
3 Colors of the LCD Lens to choose from.
Shell modification required on non-IPS and OEM shells.

Install Video by RetroSix.
How to test your LCD kit
Easy to install, just remove the old screen and connect the CleanScreen. Optionally solder a handful of pads onto the board with no wires (if you use the optional wire-free kit) to enable the on screen menu
The original screen draws the least power, then the ITA screen draws the next lowest, and finally the CleanScreen and all other IPS screens on the market draw almost identical powers (with the CleanScreen drawing the lowest of them all by around 40mA).

You do not need to purchase a separate lens. Removing pre-adhered lens from LCD can result in damage to the LCD and will void product warranty. If you received an extra lens in your order, this was likely a included plastic lens with a shell and should NOT be placed on top of the pre-adhered lens.
Test before installation! When you receive a backlight/LCD kit, you should perform a dry run before installing to assure that nothing has been damaged in transit. A dry run or test fit means the kit is not installed in the shell. This includes the use of adhesives, brackets, and any performed soldering. All ribbon cables should have no bends or creases in them. If you are unsure how to perform a dry run, please contact our support team and we will be happy to help. Backlight kits that have been installed are not eligible for replacement or return.
LCD may break if put under too much pressure or dropped. Please exercise extreme caution when installing.