Modifying a Gameboy - Adding a GetLoFi.com LTC Module and Pro-Sound Mod

In this video, Alex shows us how to add a GetLofi.com LTC Module to a Gameboy. The LTC Module oscillates within a specific frequency range. When you take its output and patch it into a Gameboy, the Gameboy now reads this variable oscillation instead of its own internal crystal's oscillation, giving you control over the Gameboy's pitch and computation speed. The Pro-Sound Mod is patching the audio signal from the Gameboy's volume knob directly to its output, resulting in a louder signal with more bass.

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Howto & Style

Tags:

• GetLofi
• GetLoFi.com
• www.GetLoFi.com
• Gameboy
• Nintendo
• Mod
• Modification
• Bent
• Bending
• Circuit
• Pro
• Sound
• Pro-Sound
• LTC
• Oscillator

[radial77]

How about a GetLofI 555 Timer Module video. I'd like to see a toy or something given the lfo option. Thanks!

[CremeDeMentia]

Check out the Animal Caller, the Bird Calendar, and the Animal Train for fun with 555's.

[TopTechCg3]

You solder like shit. I hope your not selling your work to anybody and I've seen better schematics on a napkin!

[TopTechCg3]

@superpoop899 Good to ask with some parts but resistors have no polarity.

[allya814]

so slow motion pokemon?

[Officer94]

great tutorial, i made the prosound mod too but i have only mono tone.. is this normal??

[TheOfficer95]

can i made the prosound to the internal speaker?. i will made these two little wires to the speaker than the headphone jack.. does this will work?

[iToasterman]

@superpoop899 works any way

[superpoop899]

How do you make a switch to toggle between the crystal and the whachumacallit?

[superpoop899]

I'm a dumbass on resistors, does it go two way? If it's one way, how can I tell which way is which?

[watcbd]

This is cool!