Awesome, thanks.

I don't have any of my DAWs installed so I never tried EQing my sounds :b

Sounds perfectly healthy.

nope that's pretty much it : )

https://soundcloud.com/stukz/soundtest/s-ntn4v

Derp sorry.

As long as it's prosounded without any damage, it should put out some decent bass.  When you make your bass hits, turn the volume on the bass hits all the way up to max, & turn other volumes down as much as you can.  That'll give you the most bass.  Also, to really get some more bass, you'll have to plug it into a mixer, or just some good amplified source, where you can really crank up the bass (& treble too).

Unless you share the "special link"

That takes me to and error page. "Sorry! We can't find that sound"
If you don't make the sound public, noone can view it.

I have a feeling that's the case. Here's a kick and a sine wave from my DMG

https://soundcloud.com/stukz/soundtest

If you're going purely by how peoples chiptracks sound, than you might just be hearing mixing and mastering more than the authentic raw frequency response of the DMG.

How much bass did you think the gameboy had? Go ahead and post clips.

Hey guys, I purchased a modded DMG off ebay. My sound doesn't seem to have as much bass as I expected.

Any sounds I can make to record and upload to show you guys?

Thanks.