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I found that I preferred the very slight sound differences I experienced when my gameboy light was still working.

What I noticed as significant is that the wav channel had a more midranged sound playing the same synth. One problem that can occur with a lot of DMG songs is that they get very bass heavy and this helped that.

I used to write and record a lot of songs, for 8bc etc, only on the gameboy light and with the light on and noone seemed to notice.

Also, I've only seen photos of EL backlit DMG's but the light on one of these is just amazing.

About your original question, I remember that Nonfinite posted a topic on 8bc a while back where he'd opened up a gameboy light so he might have a bit more insight into prosounding one of these.

It's a good synth. I was gonna try and replace mine with something else but I'd only want a rack version of it and I've got the keyboard version.

Any with profanity in it right?

This looks pretty much ideal to me. Going to be super demand from me here, got an sk-1 waiting for bending.

What pricing are you looking at?

Sabrepulse:

That's exactly what mGB does? You need an arduinoboy but it's essentially midines for the Game Boy

I've always just put a table that goes:

0   E01
1   E02
2   E03
3   E03
4   H00
5
6
7
8
9
A
B
C
D
E
F

Set with a groove that just coincides with your default groove. Works really well in the wav channel with distorted saw type sounds. That or E00,E01,E02,E03 instead.

For the pulse channels it needs a bit more of fiddling to get the right volume command. Although you can make each fade upwards in those channels which works well.