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Last and final offer.. 100 Euro including shipping to most of the world.
If no one wants it for that price i will keep it !
Greets

Thanks for your feedback. I did this one to be all classic, black/orange backlight (oldschool), and the looks of the limited white edition DMG.
Took me a while to find a case in perfect shape. Also there is no DIN Sockets that ruin the design of the gameboy, like on other midiboys. i am pretty happy with that one and i also think the price is ok. Its the price of the parts only, and it took me a while to get everything working perfectly.

I would also trade for a real good condition Sega Nomad with box... (because this will be my next project)..

Hey ! i want one too ! Shipping to Austria
Thanks
Patrick

thanks for linking to my original project :-)
As you can see i already tried this on two of my DMG's and it works perfect!

Greets

this sounds like a major problem with the level of your recording. use a program where you can see if your dB level is too high (like audacity). Use another input (line in) and first of all record with the gameboy not playing at all to see how much noise is coming from the device or cable itself. then start a recording where all instruments are playing and set the recording dB Level just as high as needed (right before clipping).
In Audacity you have 2 bars (left / right) where you can easily adjust the level of your recording regarding the dB (if you have an onboard soundcard you might have to use the standard sound software to adjust the line in level)