I feel like a lot of people have modded DMGs before they have even tinkered with LSDJ/nanoloop.

I must say though, if you are going to multitrack, modding is the way to go with a DMG.

i did the direct stereo mod. its nice. right now i am working on making an in built mixer for each channel.

Thanks for all the input everyone! And damn I thought I was getting +100 spell power for a second...

fuck..  now wonder my scene point score is so low :'(

Not to mention gives you +100SP (scene points)

there's a *fun* aspect in modding things.
a lot of the time the mod isnt necessary,
but useful and a fun experience.

i bought a low-gain mod and i haven't installed it yet.. i'll get round to it. someday.

*yawns*

buy my shit.

lol

*passes out*

Or don't mess with Low-Gain's mod and do it yourself. It's not that hard, honestly. Bypassing the RF modulator is actually a really good idea, since it induces a very large amount of noise into the signal. The only problem is then you might need an op-amp to bump it back up to a usable volume level. Not hard at all. Actually, if I recall correctly, you can actually get audio output off the expansion connector... I'll check and report back.

little-scale uses his NES with the stock RCA output and we all know how awesome that sounds, so I don't think its necessary, but definitely cool if you get the cash for the mod.

And to think all of that music you composed was for nothing, eh?

On a more serious note. I think that the whole pro sound mod DMG thing has gone a bit out of hand. So just listen to herr_prof.

Now I feel pretty stupid using my stock game boys. Very unprofessional of me. I'm sorry.

listen to herr prof, not me.

Dmg prosound mod only increases signal to noise.. if you dont mulitrack or are using it live, i feel its definitely an optional mod. the nes mod is more essential.