I guess I have to drop my statement too.
For the ROM only it would be an instant buy for me if it's about 30(.30)€ but I am willing to pay up to, let's say, 50€ but not immediately.
If there are specific features for that cartridge, like extra ports or potis up to 100€.
But I would rather like a clean tool with no extra hardware stuff.
You say it wouldn't be compatible with emulators, but it will support the super gameboy, right?

Btw, do you have a twitter account or a mailing list to keep up with your projects?

this is great, I´m on board if not way too expensive.

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Is anyone willing to trade their konami hyperboys, also be broken ones.

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(7 replies, posted in Trading Post)

Thanks for your replies.
@breaksilence
Thanks for the hint, I saw that shop before but the price was a bit too high compared to other shops (retrospectively the wrong choice).
As I see it they dont deliver that particular cart anymore because of a lawsuit with nintendo.
But the cart you linked is available and cheaper so I give it a try and order one today.
I like to have the oppertunity to put the ROMs and SAVs on the microSD so I´m going to stick with these but
thanks @BennVenn and nice to see things are still developing.

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(7 replies, posted in Trading Post)

Hi, it is now one year ago since I ordered this cart at ebluar.com and never received any,
thanks mothaf******, so I want to try it here.
Is someone willing to trade his/her EZFlash IV cart for lets say under 40€.
Or can someone name me a trusted shop to ship to Europe/ Germany?

I would be so happy to finally get one.

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A little while ago I ordered an EZ-Flash IV cartridge from ebluar.com and didn´t recieve anything untill today.
After some mails I sent from different accounts I got an answer from "Jack" who wanted to know my Paypal data. After sending those information there was no more mail coming from him.
Does anybody in here know this shop and has any expierience?

Hello everybody!

Recently I bought two Beovision MX 7000 CRTs which sound ridiculously good for being TVs.
Because they have such a good bass I wanted to use them with two Super Gameboys.
One using Nanoloop 1.7 (which I want to buy if my question has been cleared)
and the other using LSDJ (which I already bought).

There was an issue I read about the tuning and timing on LSDJ using Super Gameboys, but that problem was fixed in an update, I know.
But I don´t know about how Nanoloop behaves. How does it work on a Super Gameboy synced to LSDJ on the other Super Gameboy?
At the moment all I have is one SNES (pal), one Super Gameboy (pal) and LSDJ on the GB Smart Card.
Also the pal picture is vertically compressed.
This can be fixed with a modification with a switch from 50 to 60 hz, what I really need to do.
Does that also affect the timing and tuning of LSDJ and Nanoloop?
I would need to solder the Link ports onto the Super Gameboys.

What would you say:
1. Does LSDJ & Nanoloop work in sync and in tune both on Super Gameboys?
2. Would it be better concerning the 50/60hz modification and because of syncing issues
    to just buy two japanese Super Famicoms and get two "Super Gameboy 2"
    (where I also don´t need to solder the Link ports)
3. Are there (on two Super Gameboy 2 on japanese Super Famicom) differences I have to keep
    in mind?

Maybe someone has a similar configuration and has a piece of advice for me.

oh and i have the dmg-07 connector, too

where are you located, italy?

do you need guitars amplifiers?
i have an old 8 pad midi e-drum, nothing really fancy.

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yeah as metoob pointed out ;-P

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I also found this some time ago.

Ghost Pickups for installing in almost every guitar.

http://www.graphtech.com/products/brand … s---guitar

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+ Arduinoboy  + Gameboy

Jazzmarazz, Arfink, thursdaycustoms, katsumbhong thanks for contributing.

Yeah I think you all convinced me to cut it myself by hand.
It was just that the opportunity is there and it could have been a good idea.

Arfink maybe you can tell what a fair price it would be to cut the panel?
Just for interest.

Thanks for your replys peeps.

I already have a working frontlight stolen from a AGS-001 with broken display.
Another one will arrive soon. Got each for about 5€.
Also I searched for a replacement display for the GBA SP because the rest still works and they might get repaired.
And I wouldn´t be cannabalizing it, cause I feel like I am a human being not like a Gameboy ;-) and I am above it on the food chain. (taking a bite SP)

First of all it depends on the pricing. I have already mailed him and asked if he would do such things for me.
He said yes but couldnt tell me a price. I will clarify that.
After that I thought why not also cut the case.

I was just googling "cutting perspex" (actually I was googling "plexiglas schneiden")
and I found some people recommending lasercutting.
I don´t want to use an electric saw.
My first idea was to cut it with a scalpel several times.
And then I need to sand it to keep away unwanted reflections of light.
Where I read about laser cutting perspex the advantage is that the edges will have clean cuts.

Jazzmarazz, are you shure I need a reflective film for this mod or what do you mean? I am not a native english speaking person I may not understand everything.

thursdaycustom, I don´t get it right. Do you advise me against cutting with lasers or do you mean this way I can avoid
harming the perspex while cutting it with lasers?

I know someone who knows someone who has a laser service shop.
He has a regular order engraving stuff for him.
After seeing those laser engraved cases in arfinks thread it came to my mind
that it could be possible to cut the frontlight from the AGS-001 and the case of the GBC to size.
You all know about the mod, I assume.
I know you can cutt perspex with a laser. I read about that somewhere.
I wanna do the perfect job with the frontlight mod and that way I would get rid of the plastic strands and dust.
Maybe he can also cut the metal bar to fit the display, too.

Do you know if that´s a good idea?
Maybe arfink or other people who know about lasercutting, if you read this,
can you tell me if the excess plastic would sprinkle onto the perspex.
Any concerns?

EDIT: sorry I totally put it in the wrong place. What can I do?

edit: thanks now it is.

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(5 replies, posted in Tutorials, Mods & How-To's)

I had the best results removing the vertical lines using the tip of a flat iron (dont you laugh at me).
It won´t get too hot, i thought. And it did the job. No more lines.
It may need a bit longer than with a soldering iron to heat the parts up so be patient and don´t stop after nothing happens
after a minute.