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Interest expressed on FB-01.

Price is negotiable too. I understand this has no power supply so you can't power it up right away, but it's an ideal machine to "complete" or even, although I don't condone this, to take the 8580 out of it to build your own MIDIbox, SammichSID, HardSID or other projects.

Maybe your firmware is different.

Try this:
OPEN 15,CD,15,"U0>"+CHR$(ND):CLOSE15 (where CD = current device number and ND = new device number, 08 in your case). To make it permanent (as in "survives a power-cycle"), send the command "XW"

It's basically the same but it opens 15 instead of 1, which does seem odd on the first example but SHOULDN'T give a syntax error.

As i said, read the docs: http://www.c64-wiki.com/index.php/%C2%B5IEC

That was DJ Master Kohta.

I now got a proper DJ tool and can make a decent set. Here's a new video of it:

Well I can help you with that.
Don't make fun of how butchered the PCB is, I was experimenting for all our sakes (clicky for large image):

I feel like using these pads is much easier than getting the lines from the EXT2 port where the pads are closer together and soldering is a bitch (I know I tried). In any case all these components are small, so use thin solder, thin cables, patience and a steady pulse.

By the way, this is an AGB-100 motherboard. Perhaps the AGB-101 has a different layout. I don't know. But the pads are clearly marked as FL2 and FR2, so look for that (and the amp) on your circuit board.

You could at least get a breakout headphone plug with this method. The speaker will remain on when you plug this, though, although I was thinking that maybe if you connect the headphone detect pin of the EXT.2 port to either L or R on the minijack plug you add, it could work shorting it to ground when a headphone is connected (anyone with a lot more experience in electronics than me, can correct me because I probably am saying nonsense).

In any case, as I said, this is not a pro-sound mod, I couldn't skip the amp (if this skips it, I didn't notice it, didn't seem loud enough to me) and the volume pot is still connected to whatever plug you put there.

Waiting for NeX's pictures, to be honest. I spent all this afternoon fighting with this GBA SP.

How about this?
http://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/4310/ … epository/