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A simple and effective way of connecting the Commodore Amiga to a modern TV or monitor via HDMI. Converts both RGB and stereo audio.

The kit includes everything you need to get up and running, including:

RGB to HDMI Line Doubler Unit
Amiga RGB interface cable with genuine DB23 video connector
Stereo cable cable with oxygen-free copper cable and gold plated RGB plugs
HDMI cable
Micro-USB power cable
Instruction setup guide
Simply plug the interface cable into the Amiga's RGB port and the RCA plugs into the Amiga's audio output sockets.

Connect the HDMI lead into the line-doubler and the other end into a spare HDMI on the TV

Connect the USB power cable into a spare USB socket on the TV or a USB power bank. If using a mains powered USB adapter - it's recommend to use a high-quality USB power supply to avoid electrical noise on the display.

Power up the Amiga and enjoy the crisp RGB Amiga display on an HDMI display.

View the video from the producer on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ap_r4nrR2uE

RGB to HDMI Line Doubler Converter with Stereo Out for AMIGA