EDIT: In the original of this post, I suggested that the truly optimal connection for NES was S-Video, based on NES units that could use SNES cables. Having finally found such a unit, however, I regret to report that even this won't get you S-Video: while the replacement-model NES2 (and Famicom AV) both support SNES composite cables, S-Video cables won't work. You'll still get sound, but no video, so I think the S-Video pins must be missing on these models or something.
That said, the late-model NES2 and Famicom AV do have the advantage of being able to use the same composite cables from the NES all the way up through the Gamecube.
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