I've found lots of websites offering parts and repair advice, but I haven't had good luck trying to repair tiny electronics.
Is there anybody who offers this service?
]]>He has actually stated previously that he prefers e-mail (click the e-mail link on his profile page after clicking his name) or the ASM Retro contact form. Sending a PM here doesn't generate an e-mail, so someone won't see their PM before they visit the site.
We actually already worked it out, but thank you.
]]>Apeshit wrote:It's not necessarily from me, since there's only a handful of my mods with PCB mount pro sound in the wild. But I can certainly repair it either way. If time permits, I'll do it at cost of shipping.
Wow, that would be really super cool of you! Should I PM you?
He has actually stated previously that he prefers e-mail (click the e-mail link on his profile page after clicking his name) or the ASM Retro contact form. Sending a PM here doesn't generate an e-mail, so someone won't see their PM before they visit the site.
]]>It's not necessarily from me, since there's only a handful of my mods with PCB mount pro sound in the wild. But I can certainly repair it either way. If time permits, I'll do it at cost of shipping.
Wow, that would be really super cool of you! Should I PM you?
]]>]]>Im a cool dude
If you really insist on sending it out to someone to repair, check out Stardriver Services on facebook.
I feel I have to mirror this post and recommend Stardriver Services.
He is seriously one of the greatest guys I know. Got a green play it loud that I record and play shows with that absolutely rips.
]]>The problem with the specific gameboy I'd like repaired is in the audio mod, when using the audio mod the sound in the right 'ear' sometimes goes out. It is an ASM pro-sound mod.
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