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I have NTRQ and an nes, so I want to be able to amplify/record/process/etc the sound coming out of the nes.
I have looked into the "stereo" mod, and it's not something that I want to do, really...I'd rather get the audio without having to do any mod.
Is it possible to just use a rca y-splitter cable coming out of the nes' audio jack?
One like this: http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications … csho631504
... And then add a RCA cable to the other end and send it to my mixer?
I'm planning on modding my C64-C soon, and I figured I would clean it up once I take it apart. The plastic is very yellowed from age/smoke(?) ( I bought it used ), so I was wondering what is the best way to clean the shell of my C64-C?
I just heard of retrobrite, would that work well for this type of plastic? Has anyone tried this? Sounds sort of like a PITA (?) but worth it if it would work.
I also wonder if I would just be better off painting it, but then I would have to paint the keys too, which seems difficult...
Any advice???
Thanks!!!
It's one guy, that's Lukhash... He uses LSDJ and Cynthcart for the C64, as far as I know.
MOUSER, JAMECO, BGMICRO
I agree about changing up the bass a little, it gets kind of repetetive.
Needs bass
Every Roland amp I tried could not handle the loud bassy sounds coming from my Monotribes, this VOX handles loud bass like a champ!
Another BUMP: I added a Sega Genesis and some games here:
BUMP: i have added some cheap replacement Gameboy parts to my listings... Check out all my listings at
Not exactly chip related but I did use this amp for busking and it worked great! Much better than the Roland mobile amps... You could totally busk some rad chiptune with this little guy!
Ok, i guess I could try to find a scrap c64, i was under the impression people sold the chips alone.
Any chance you still have any 8580's?
Or know where to find one?
FYI, these have all been sold, thanks!
P.m'd
I might be interested, is it easy to use? I am used to using lsdj. Do i need anything besides nes, controller, tv, etc?
I'm looking to get a second C64 to modify, and I'm thinking I'll get a C64-c version. To mod it, I would be using that link I previously posted, so It will be easier if I am looking at the same circuit board he is using in his pictures.
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