Buzzing when there's little sound will be signal noise rather than an issue with the speakers themselves, you sure it's not interference from the VGA signal? Does it get louder on a bright white screen? Not really much you can do to avoid this it should just be a very quiet buzz. There's a pot behind a hex screw under the seat to the right on JP cabs that adjusts the rear speaker volume. not sure where that is on US cabs.
Rear speaker volume is behind the coin slots in the American cab. But something odd is that I feel the right seat speaker has a worse buzz then the left one, not by much though. While the two front speakers on the monitor don't really have any buzzing at all. I can record it later and post it here so you guys can judge it.
Yeah that's what I'm thinking, that's why I'm probably just gonna replace it. Make it nice and fresh, poor things need rest.
Found this old thread and this guy claims that it's possible but doesn't remember the configuration.
Will definitely keep a close eye on it though.
Sorry to hear that, The motherboard I currently have was recapped by arcade spare parts. What are the symptoms your N2 started getting? You could try replacing the ram, in my experience 2 of them already died on me out of nowhere.
Ok - no worries, I will remove the ones that are visibly bad and order replacements!
I'd definitely replace those bulging caps, you can just look at what type it is and order the same ones on Amazon or someplace like that. Although does all the fans still spin? Cause if it's not getting any power at all it could be a power supply issue.it just stopped turning on all of a sudden - and there are 4 caps that are def bulging - so I am pretty darn sure that's the culprit...
Lol, unfortunately I doubt they'd have cap kits for niche Arcade systems like an N2.
they don't - i already looked.
Just did another round at shooting compressed air at the potentiometers and that seemed to do the trick.
NICE, this is the reason why I have 3 spare N2 GPU's with me just incase lol.
