I believe you don't want to attempt 2.0 unless you have memory expansion and or the processor upgrade. Artfink would have the answer to this. Maybe post the minimum requirements. Excited to get a monitor soon.

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1,241 Reply by low-gain Jan 13, 2010 12:47 am

Re: DETUNE (drone/noise) (152 replies, posted in Collaborations)

Alright I'm in.

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1,242 Reply by low-gain Jan 12, 2010 7:19 pm

Re: Backlight Tutorial (Using Nonfinite backlight Kits) (43 replies, posted in Tutorials, Mods & How-To's)

Nice tutorial. some of the pictures could be a bit clearer, but this should help peeps a lot w/ their installations!

DIY 4 LIFE!

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1,243 Reply by low-gain Jan 12, 2010 12:50 pm

Re: Circuit Bending for dummies (11 replies, posted in Circuit Bending)

start there...

http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p … amp;page=4

check out the "how to" videos on that page and the next..

Or just open up a toy and start poking around.
that's how i learned.

I also recommend Reed's book to everyone i know who wants to get started.
he's an amazing writing and does a great job illustrating things.

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1,244 Topic by low-gain Jan 12, 2010 4:53 am

Topic: For Sale: Arduinoboy Mini! + more (47 replies, posted in Trading Post)

Official Trash80 Arduinoboy Mini! $110Shipped
This was one of the first Arduinoboy Mini's that were put together.
Sadly, i never used it. quite literally. i never really got around to using it. So rather than
be a collector/packrat... i'd rather see it go to a home where it will get used...
Not many of these were made.

PM me if interested. Thanks

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Just finished 1 of 5 Talking Whiz Kid Plus's!
These things are Glitch computers.. I love them. and can't get sick of them.

7 glitch switches located on top.
1 remote "on" button
1 reset button (for the rare occasion that it crashes)
Output jack (normalled so when you plug in a 1/4" jack it cuts the internal speaker)
Volume knob

Price: $80 shipped anywhere in the US.

I will have 5 of these total.
Please PM if interested.

<-- the one you're getting!

*here's an old product shot of my old version*

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1,245 Reply by low-gain Jan 11, 2010 11:15 pm

Re: How to: Snes/Nes security screws without screwdriver (13 replies, posted in Nintendo Consoles)

i have yet to get a pen to hold form for this to actually work...
I have found it to be more time consuming than it takes to pay $2-3 for a security bit (try kitsch-bent.com).
Just my opinion.. i've maybe gotten 1 screw out of a game (that had already been opened btw) before it strips out.
And if the game has never been opened... good luck.

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