----------------------------------------PCB prosound problems------------------------------------------
The kit I used: http://asmretro.com/diy-gear/pcb-prosound-v2
Hello!
I just recently installed my first PCB pro sound mod on my game boy which also has a Variable Clock v4 installed as well. I connected everything according to this guide on asmretro.com: http://asmretro.com/pcbmps-tutorial but I've still been encountering issues with the sound. The first time I attempted this the power board on the back PCB of the game boy had a component that started oozing a green substance and the whole PCB stopped working because of this. This is what that looked like:
The first time I installed it the wiring looked like this:
(There is green tape around the wires because I connected two together to make one and the tape covers the parts I soldered together):
Then the second time I wired it I thought that the prosound board maybe wasn't getting a good connection with the wires I soldered together so I used a new set of wires:
After doing this I still ran into problems with the prosound and could only hear parts of the sound coming out. Also after installing this mod the speaker now makes a static like noise when you adjust the sound and even when I removed the connections the speaker still produced this sound.
If anyone has any ideas that could fix this problem please let me know.
Thanks,
zaxxon
