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I would be into these boards like crazy. Would want to order two, FYI

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Instabuy.

I know what I would want to see:
1) status LED for when flashing ROM to cart, or reading save. Something like that which has to do with flasher reading and writing.
2) solder pads opposite the board from said LED like the ASM carts so that those of us who strive for symmetry can solder in an identical LED
3) cases similar to the machine-cut Bleep Bloop cases that had the notch cut out (if possible)
4) Possibly multiple ROM banks (say, 2?) and definitely support for Little FM, second bank could be used like a redundant backup of songs if used WITH Little FM-patched LSDJ ROM
5) a means (perhaps a switch on top?) that could disable writing to SRAM. Good for things like screwed up saves, Pokemon cloning, and preventing mGB from overwriting any LSDJ info at startup (not sure if this is a real problem though). This is a pretty unneeded option really though.
6) socketed FRAM = multiple saves when using multiple FRAM chips? just a thought, not sure how easy that would be to implement, might work well with multiROM support
7) throught-hole leads that connect to FRAM and EEPROM in case someone wanted to make, say, a Raspberry Pi-based mobile cart flasher. Again, a bit of a stretch but something to think about.
8) if a custom case is engineered/cast for the PCB, it would be nice to see something that will feel stable in the GBA and GBA SP (SP's tend to wiggle and cause little LSDJ-seizures, for me).

I'll email you some other thoughts I have about other things great post, I love the crowd-sourcing approach you are bringing to the table

@herr_prof I bet if you were to use a table with a flicker between E3 and E0, based on having the right tempo and such, you might be able to make it seem like the pitch being played is sounding an octave lower. It would probably require some crazy math though.