Help with a Commodore monitor and Amiga CD32

[Soviet Conscript]

S-Video didn't really exist back then. Commodore came up with a standard they called "separated video", which transmits Luma and Chroma over two RCA connectors. Luckily, this is electrically compatible with S-Video. You can occasionally find appropriate S-Video-to-Separated-Video cables on eBay, but you can very easily build one yourself if you have a little skill with a soldering iron (it's only 4 wires).

--Zero

is there anywhere that sells these besides the odd one that appears on ebay, i would love to use some of my systems on my commodore monitors in S-video