[urbananonymous]

I will now be offering many services as stated in the title. I downgrade both NOR and NAND PS3 consoles. I also RGH / JTAG XBOX360'S and flash drives. All repairs also done. I am located in Philadelphia, PA.

All consoles will be thoroughly tested when received and if there are any problems that were not stated beforehand then i will ship the console back to you.

For PS3 downgrades and Xbox RGH/JTAG and drive flashing you will receive a full cleanup of your system. an optional Ultrasonic shell wash, new artic silver thermal paste and and a disc containing your dump patched and unpatched/ Dummy.bin.

payment methods i accept but are not limited to western union, paypal or concealed cash. prices do not include shipping which must be payed for by the customer.

NAND Downgrade - $75
NOR Downgrade - $50
RGH / JTAGG - $80
Drive Flashing - Fat Xbox $30 - Slim $40

For repair prices please post in this thread with your problem and i will give you a price.

All repairs come with a 8 week warranty.


* XBOX 360 COMMON REPAIRS *

Red Light of Death
3 Red Lights (General Hardware Error)
2 Red Lights (Overheating)
1 Red Light (General Hardware Error)
Scrambled or Distorted Video
No Video <br>
Games Freezing
No Power
Controllers not Syncing with System
E71, E73, E74, E68, E69, Etc
Drive Not Reading Games
Drive Not Ejecting
Open Tray Error
Play DVD Error


* PLAYSTATION 3 COMMON REPAIRS *

Yellow Light of Death
Red Light of Death
Scrambled or Distorted Video
Drive Not Reading Games
Drive ONLY Reading PS1/PS2/DVD's (No Blu-Ray's or Movies)
Drive Not Ejecting Discs
Drive Not Accepting Discs

I do NOT use any cheap, temporary fixes that include the likes of Towel Tricks, Penny Tricks, Heat Gun's, Tin Foil, simple X-Clamp replacements or other temporary, potentially dangerous repairs you would find on YouTube.

PS3 DOWNGRADING

I do both "nand" and "nor" flash. In order to find what type of flash your PS3 has you must look on the back of your system for a white sticker, and on that white sticker there will be numbers followed by the letters "cech". The part that determines what flash you have is the letter that comes afgter "cech" (for example the white sticker will have something like this "serial:ce504376823 - cechg01") so in this case the letter you are looking for is the "G". If the letter after cech is "A" - "G" then you have "NAND" flash but if it is "H" or above you have "NOR" flash You are able to go online on a modded ps3 but there is always a EXTREMLY HIGH RISKof being banned. downgrades are usually done the same day the system is recieved and shipped back the day after.


XBOX MODS

For X-Box mods a can either flash your drive to play game backups (Drive flashes are x-box live safe) or i can j-tag/rgh your system to play games off the hard drive without the need for any disc. When your system is RGH/JTAGG'ed you will not be able to go on x-box live without getting banned. but thanks to the Xbox modding scene there is now a feature that is only for modded x-box's called "LINK". Link is just like XBOX live except, 1. you don't have to pay for it and 2. you'll be playing against other people with modded systems only. so if you are someone who has alot of friends that play on live with you i would recommend getting your drive flash but if you don't play on x-box live much then RGH/JTAGG is definitely for you. When contacting me about any x-box mod please have your motherboard type, dash version and x-box model (slim or fat) ready. In order to find your x-box mother board type there are a few ways. One of the easiest ways to do this for slim x-box's is to look at what the voltages are on the back of the x-box. on the back there will be a sticker and on the sticker will be a "CE" logo and a " ! " in a circle. below them 2 logos will be some voltage number, the numbers we are interested in are the ones after 12v. they will either be "10,83A" or "9,6A". if it is "9,6"then you have a corona motherboard, (please take note of the mfr date also if you have a corona) and if the numbers are "10,83A" then you have a trinity motherboard. if you have a fat xbox you can tell what motherboard you have by looking at the picture in the image below that shows the power brick input ports. you can find your dash version by following the steps listed below....

1.)Power on the console and go to the dashboard.

2.)Scroll up or down on the dashboard's main menu to "My Xbox."

3.)Scroll all the way to the right to "System Settings" from the "My Xbox" section.

4.)Press "A" to open the "System Settings" menu list.

5.)Choose "Console Settings" by highlighting it and pressing "A."

6.)Select "System Info," located at the bottom of the resulting "Console Settings" list. Notice the information lining the bottom of the next screen.

7.)View your Xbox 360's version. The dashboard version number is located to the right of "D:" at the bottom of resulting page.