977 Reply by katsumbhong

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978 Reply by katsumbhong

(274 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

Put me down!

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979 Reply by katsumbhong

(14 replies, posted in Circuit Bending)

Google.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/tags/LSDJ%20Sync%20Box

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980 Reply by katsumbhong

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SuperBustySamuraiMonkey wrote:

youll have no problems with the gbcamera, i use the flasher mostly for it, but some carts tend to get corrupted while being backuped, while others not. is kinda frustrating. It happened to me twice, using lsdj. Never using games or reading comercial carts, just with their cart.

On the other hand, they're pretty useful, you can flash them very fast and all

What would you assume the problem would be that is related to the corruption of the files? The cart, flasher or software?

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981 Reply by katsumbhong

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Going to do a review video once I get it in the mail.

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982 Topic by katsumbhong

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Wanted to check and see if anyone knew what the original LSDj cartridge design was based off of.

Are they like the old EMS carts or Bleep Bloop carts by chance?

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983 Reply by katsumbhong

(5 replies, posted in Nintendo Consoles)

Since you purchased the one with usb, I suggest designing and developing yourself.

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984 Reply by katsumbhong

(7 replies, posted in Trading Post)

AMAZING PRICES!!!! Someone buy this and make me very jealous!!!

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985 Reply by katsumbhong

(9 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Dark Oyster wrote:

This is AMAZING.

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986 Topic by katsumbhong

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987 Reply by katsumbhong

(26 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Classical music at 120dB = Chipthrash at 120dB

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988 Reply by katsumbhong

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Anything loud enough will damage your hearing.

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989 Reply by katsumbhong

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Tried looking for the link and can't seem to find it. Search hard my friend.


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I believe you had to solder into two points on the left side of the front panel of the circuit board. Grab a multimeter and play a "song" and start testing points on the board. You'll be able to find it.

Try tracing the traces from the volume potentiometer on the board, it should help a little.

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990 Reply by katsumbhong

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Yes.

There is a tutorial somewhere on the internet.

To my understanding of the tutorial I saw, it is "Pre-Pot" so you will not be able to adjust the volume with the volume knob. "Pre-Pot" Prosound is better imo.

The only way to make it a "Post-Pot" style prosound is to physically add a potentiometer to the circuit.

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991 Reply by katsumbhong

(16 replies, posted in Nintendo Consoles)

Say no to clone systems.

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992 Reply by katsumbhong

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