psp guitarbox cables

what you will need for guitar box
you will need a PSP with custom firmware I am running 5.00 m33-6
the old fat PSP or a slim PSP
if you have the slim PSP You will need eloader 1.0
because guitar box will not run without eloader

Cables you'll need are the following
the PSP is remote
http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.12079 slim 2000 model

http://www.amazon.com/PSP-Headphones-Remote-Control-White-Sony/dp/B0007V46IY
psp fat 1000 model these are getting hard to find for the old PSP

4 pin 3.5 mm iPod video connector
http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.78


6.3mm MONO JACK PLUG to RCA PHONO
http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o180/zaperbaby/SSA54119.jpg
you can get these at just about any music store
if you are connecting it to a mixer or the way I did you will need three of these
if you're connecting to a standard guitar amp you'll need two

you will need
http://www.psp-hacks.com/file/1152
guitar box

eloader 1.0
http://www.noobz.eu/joomla/news/eloader-v1.000.html

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[arbiter6611]

thanks for the vid....i actually made this 2 years ago and now to do this again!

[FaustiGenbe]

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[LaticiaLaroe]

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[DeciusCody]

Thank you for this video, I know its rather old but it does make a great reference. Just wondering, Did you notice any LAG? I'm interested in doing this for the delay functions, they sound really clean :)

[DeciusCody]

@ 0:18 you can see the 3 Indents on the Input jack for the PSP. This is an IPOD video cable, The 3 Indents are for the 3 cords (Video+Left/Right Audio). Since this cable can carry audio signals you can see which 1 of the 3 you can hook your guitar up to because one of the ends of the cables is going to be for the Mic input. Once you figure out which cable does what you can hook up your guitar and take the remaining 2 ends (Which will be left+right audio output) And hook them up to an amp.

[DeciusCody]

You need the PSP remote because it supports the MIC input. The PSP's headphone jack alone will not accept Headsets(They will but it won't input anything from the mic)

A standard Headphone jack has 2 Indents, Usually coloured Black. Headsets have 3. The 3rd one being the Microphone input. You need to find which indent on the jack is the microphone and which 2 are Left and Right audio output Signals. Then you can wire up your guitar + output to your amp or speakers.

[skarfreak]

yeah it did open....

[christblood2]

dude I saw your forum thingy too I get the same problem like it just doesnt work

[christblood2]

dude did this work for you I cant get it to work

[skarfreak]

it just load and open some homebrew applications.. just give it a try