The strange thing to me is that it only happens on certain games. It makes me think there is something odd is happening internally. Anything I can check for in terms of pins? Maybe I'm missing something but it looks super clean to me...
After doing some research, it sounds like the supercap, all it does is save the volume settings on the cps2. This doesn't seem like the right fix. Is there something I'm missing?
I'll replace the supercap first and see, it WAS working at one point and time and seemed to just stop working suddenly without any movement. Pins seem super clean so I don't think it's that. Any idea where I can pick up the supercap? And anything to look out for to replace it? Can't really perm...
Also I'm not sure if this helps, but even though it's tied to the A board, only certain games are affected. Vsav for instance consistently has the issue where ST has no issues.
So seems like you guys were able to fix this with a jumper wire on the B board? What if the issue is tied to my A-board? I've tested both a VSAV stock Bboard as well as the multikit and it works with one of the A boards but the other gets weird sound glitches as described above. Any ideas on how...
Thank you kind sir. Had some noise initially based on the installation instructions but the retrostuff site helped a lot, and it worked much better once I soldered to the clock buffer.
I missed the boat on ordering a HAT that allows component video on my HAS, do you ever plan on making more? I know the PS2 connector won't be an option anymore but wondering if you had an alt in mind.
Sorry in advance if this is not the right place to post this. I'm finally getting around to installing one of these and had a question for the coax. Just wanted to confirm that I'm supposed to solder the center conductor to C1/C2 on the AV pcb and on the CPS2 PCB and that the shielding needs to...
Hey All,
Looking for panel locks for Neo Candy 29. Bought a cab that didn't come with them unfortunately. If people know of a place of what I can buy, that would also be very helpful.