Hi everybody! I have a problem when I connect my GB Classic (with LSDj) to any Mixer or External Sound Card, because there is a lot of noise and also the sound suddenly looses gain, some channels are more louder than others, or suddenly the gain become too loud. I don't know what is the problem, because when I use my Gameboy only with headphones connected to it, all works well. I use balanced stereo cables, so it's not a problem caused by my cables, and also my mixer hasn't got any problem.
Hope that someone could help me, thanks 
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Abandoned on Fire
Don't use balanced cables. The game boy outputs unbalanced audio. Using balanced cables and mixers inputs will cause phase problems.
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Oh, ok! But balanced cables does support stereo signals? 'Cause I use a lot of pan-potting with LSDj. I read that unbalanced cables are only mono. Is this right?
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Indiana
there aren't really "balanced" stereo trs cables. there are balanced mono TRS cables and stereo TRS cables. This doesn't sound like the problem though.
Have you just tried a new cable?
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Indiana
Giusv wrote:
Ok. I'll try unbalanced cables. Thank you very much
Not exactly what I meant, but yeah, try a new aux cable
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Indiana
A stereo TRS cable is good, just try a different one than the one you are using to see if that specific cable is the problem, they can go bad pretty easily
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Hi! I've tried with new TRS cables but the problem remained: the noise channel is too loud than the others, the wave channel has a too low volume and the two pulse channels suddenly come up or down during the song. But when I listen with my headphones connected to the gameboy all works well. I used new TRS cables connected to unbalanced mixer input, as you suggested, and I connected my headphones to the output. Maybe I have to use the Main Mix Output of the mixer (that is unbalanced) and connect the speakers to it, instead of listen with my headphones? I really don't know what could be the problem.. 