DOESN'T WORK ON SNES
The screen stays black or becomes darker and darker...
I tried several TVs, but all of them had this problem.

DON'T BUY THIS STUPID CABLE FOR YOUR SNES, it will simply don't work with newer TVs!

Might not be for you...
After trying it on several of my TVs, I found that it only works on one and with blurred colors.

It seems this RGB cable is kinda picky with your TV set and might not work at all.

At least it´s cheap...

Didn't work
I have an NTSC Commodore 1084 monitor that works with all my other RGB-capable consoles, and is apparently pretty close to the ideal monitor for running the Saturn in RGB. However, when I hooked it up these cables up, the picture is completely out of sync - and there's no manual hold adjustment on my monitor, either, so that's out. I might be able to get it working if I rewired the thing, but then what was the point of buying this cable in the first place? And if there are compatibility issues with this cable, why aren't they listed?

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Despite being "gold plated" this cable is actually low-quality one. It is not wired properly. Obviously chinese never bothered to test it. If you experience image jumping and skewing, or black-outs, read how to fix it.
First error: Orange wire should be connected not to the SCART pin 16(BLNK) but to the pin 8(AV/RGB switch). Leave resistor between pins 8 and 16 intact, it is needed to reduce voltage on pin 8 to acceptable level. Some PS2 SCART cables have this wire swapped with ground wire instead :) BTW both mistakes can damage you TV or console.
Second error: composite video signal (white wire connected to pin 20(VIN) ) is connected directly, while proper nintendo composite AV cable has two additional components inside the plug. Disconnect the white wire from pin 21. Connect it through 75 Ohm resistor to the pin 18(BLNKGND) and through 100-200mkF capacitor back to the pin 21( + to wire, - to pin 21).

Perfect for snes
This worked for me perfectly. Gave an excellent clean picture. A big improvements over the composite cables i was previously using. I didn't need to modify the cable either for a PAL snes. :D