earthphoenix
Beginner
Hej,
Story:
I have a board from the first batch. I tried to apply the crackling sound fix. I removed the chip, tried the fix, ripped some wire from the pcb, had even more crackling. Darksoft was so nice to have a look at it, got it fixed and it worked on his machine. All he had was the main PCB. When I got it back, I had no sound (neither mono nor stereo).
Points of Failure:
leaving
Getting a new kit, testing it, and selling the remaining parts seems like the most probable and convenient way, but is also the most expensive... Killing a working board is a no-go. getting (and finding...) a dead board seems least probable to me and i might get a board that is already broken the same way mine could be.
Story:
I have a board from the first batch. I tried to apply the crackling sound fix. I removed the chip, tried the fix, ripped some wire from the pcb, had even more crackling. Darksoft was so nice to have a look at it, got it fixed and it worked on his machine. All he had was the main PCB. When I got it back, I had no sound (neither mono nor stereo).
Points of Failure:
- my cab: ruled out as my STV (thanks for developing and selling it to me) works like a charm (+ see next point).
- cps2 a motherboard: ruled out, during testing i got my hands on an unopened original cheap b board that works both stereo and mono.
- sd card: ruled out i tried 5 cards of 4 different kinds, three diffrerent roms on each. one of the cards is a recommended samsung 4gb. furthermore, one of them worked before the crackling fix.
leaving
- the b board: i installed the kit three times to see if a misplaced any pins. everytime the same: no sound. i dont want to kill abovementioned original board to test if it was the b board that is broken
- a part of the kit
- the big pcb: (practically) ruled out because darksoft tested that and the fix looks really awesome.
- the small pcb
- the small part linking both together
- either i have to kill another board and test the kit on that (blue capcom sports club),
- find another already dead board () or
- get another kit, test everything and find the culprit...
Getting a new kit, testing it, and selling the remaining parts seems like the most probable and convenient way, but is also the most expensive... Killing a working board is a no-go. getting (and finding...) a dead board seems least probable to me and i might get a board that is already broken the same way mine could be.