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Holy Crap!
Marioman17:
Holy Super Nintendo collection. I only have 8 SNES games in my collection right now.. But for me they're some of the must-haves on the system.
KMSoulja:
where do u keep all of your controllers?
FritzWhite:
What snes games do you have? Would it be possible to see some close ups? Muchas gracias
wiggy:
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Thanks!
--- Quote from: Marioman17 on January 02, 2014, 11:36:40 AM ---Holy Super Nintendo collection. I only have 8 SNES games in my collection right now.. But for me they're some of the must-haves on the system.
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I love the SNES! Have the most nostalgia for it by far :)
--- Quote from: KMSoulja on January 02, 2014, 11:45:51 AM ---where do u keep all of your controllers?
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See that drawer in the middle, under the consoles with the mushroom pull on it? Yup, that's it ;)
I know I have pics, just have to find em in my photobucket.
edit: found a couple.
--- Quote from: FritzWhite on January 02, 2014, 12:48:42 PM ---What snes games do you have? Would it be possible to see some close ups? Muchas gracias
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Man, been meaning to do this for a while. Still have about 30 or so to case, so I tossed them on the shelves for the pics.
Well that Extron switch that I bought a while back didn't have audio in/out, but I thought I could get away with using the H & V sync for audio. Wrong! :(
So I recently bought one with audio ins and outs. Problem is that they aren't RCA or BNC connectors, which means I'd be splicing a lot of female RCA pigtails in. No thanks to that mess. So I'm gonna modify the V/H sync boards (since I don't need them) to run the audio. This way I'll have BNC connectors for everything plus the video and audio in and outputs will all be right next to each other :D
Pulled the boards that need to be modded (V/H sync + Audio)
Backside of one of the sync boards where I will be bypassing to the audio board.
Little slice with the ol' Dremel
Bypassing the sync board and running wire to the audio board
Here's what I would have needed to deal with for the audio.
Desoldered all the clips and will wire the bypass from the sync boards directly to this board.
Ran out of time tonight. Will try and finish tomorrow or early next week (it's at my office, and it's quite possible that I won't make it in tomorrow because of the lovely non-stop snowfall here :( )r
Staf:
Your projects constantly amaze me. It's interesting to see all the ideas you come up with.