Also dual crystal and audio down the line once they are tested and finalized.
CPS1 Multi. Official Thread
- Thread starter Darksoft
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Gamesmonkey
Professional
Could I have:
2 x Spinner pcb --- $55
Dips with remote pcb and 3 ft cable --- $45
Total $155
Many thanks Justin
2 x Spinner pcb --- $55
Dips with remote pcb and 3 ft cable --- $45
Total $155
Many thanks Justin
mathewbeall
Champion
Pretty sure we don't need to jam up this thread with a bunch of preorders - when @Mitsurugi-w is ready he will start a different post!
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jassin000
No I wanted it the same length as the LCD selector screen because I hope someone will modify the 3D printed LCD case to hold both of these items together.
i agree with matt. my listr isnt accurate anyomore either as ill need to double it now lol
Lemony Vengeance
Champion
any word on the mod that combines CPS1 and CPS1.5 audio over the stereo inputs?
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jassin000
I believe @Derick2k is working on this.
He has lots of projects going on right now, many I'm personally looking forward to as a Vewlix owner.
I had to revise the design/pcb layout from the original when I got the final version of the multi, still dialing in PCB fitment/placement. Once Im done Ill order some test pcbs. So I will say these should be available soon.
Man, I have quite a few projects going, trying to speed up the pace to get them completed, but between components shortages and long lead times, some things are just not moving.I believe @Derick2k is working on this.
He has lots of projects going on right now, many I'm personally looking forward to as a Vewlix owner.
Then the components upcharge/price gouging also doesn't help. Was searching for some jst crimp terminals, and even some legit vendors are asking between $0.41 to $2.50 for a $0.04 crimp pin.
The other thing too is well, plenty of requests/questions, etc.. from members here and friends family, etc... plus life/work stuff lol. So yeah, I apologize to anyone I dont get back to or get back to in a timely manner.
APDWaldo6
Enthusiast
I was planning on something like that to attach to the side of the temporary plexi case I made but could make any adjustments you’d want once I am able to get one.
Hi,
Interested in :
1x Cables to extend the kicks to the filter board --- $15
1x Dips with remote pcb and 3 ft cable --- $45
Thanks,
Finished yesterday. So fun. Thank you so much @Darksoft and @CPZ - SAVEYOURGAMES for my precious multiCPS1,5
Swisstoni69
Student
Received my multi today in the UK from Save Your Games following my order in March its packaged very well and looks great. Sadly I was unlucky in the draw and got the FPGA chip rather than Q sound. I will probably look to sell this on in the sales thread at cost to anyone in the UK who is interested totally unused only opened the box to check the contents.
I get that the original QSound chip is a nice piece to have, but given the FPGA is functionally the same, I wonder if people actually want to play the games or want “collector” pieces. Truly disheartens me to read these kinda posts…
MostroVeneno
Grand Master
Before you do any crazy, try contacting Mitsurugi, he is soon going to be taking orders on cps multi addons. He may have sound module pcbs, to add your own qsound chip....Received my multi today in the UK from Save Your Games following my order in March its packaged very well and looks great. Sadly I was unlucky in the draw and got the FPGA chip rather than Q sound. I will probably look to sell this on in the sales thread at cost to anyone in the UK who is interested totally unused only opened the box to check the contents.
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you know that the QSOUND module is an addon.. no need to sell the complete multi just for that, all you need is a QSOUND add-on module as mentioned above.. once FPGA QSOUND modules are available, I'm for sure going to get one (just because)
Anyway, with the current trend around FPGA availability, in the near future it's going to be more difficult to source FPGAs than original QSOUND ICs
And it's not that the QSOUND is the only FPGA in the board.. if you want purism, then the only sensible option is to get the original PCBs
Anyway, with the current trend around FPGA availability, in the near future it's going to be more difficult to source FPGAs than original QSOUND ICs
And it's not that the QSOUND is the only FPGA in the board.. if you want purism, then the only sensible option is to get the original PCBs
Once I get my hands on the fpga modules I'll have at least 1 qsound I'll be willing to part with