Nonfinite 1/8 inch Pro Sound Mod Tutorial

This video is a tutorial for adding the 1/8 inch Pro Sound jack to an original Game Boy (DMG). Visit www.nonelectronics.com for more tutorials and to buy your own 1/8 inch Pro Sound kit.

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Entertainment

Tags:

• nonfinite
• prosound
• nonelectronics
• chiptune
• gameboy
• pro sound mod

[fayekhelmi]

LEFTIES FTW!

[fayekhelmi]

@fayekhelmi now i remember, it's the sorrow song from the nanoloop website! i love that song.

[TheFozz75]

@Schafeo Pro-sound seems less technical and 'dangerous' so mod that and then work your way onto bigger and better things.

[TheFozz75]

Why didn't Nintendo just include this when making them? I don't understand.

[DerTimmeyy]

@bakahhhhh an 1/8" is an 3.5mm audio jack, soooo yes!

[Schafeo]

should i first do the prosound-mod or the backlight?

[RobotLover0]

you're actually suppose to bring the solder over to the solder joint instead of melting it on your iron. But Whatever works for you! ( :

[groftsnur1]

Is it necessary to wear an antistatic wristband while doing this?

[oskarreftel]

Nice video, dude!

You should look at some soldering tutorials, though. You really shouldn't manipulate the connections after you've soldered them in place (cutting stuff off) and you should apply the solder while you're heating the iron, not dipping it in place with the iron. :)

[fayekhelmi]

okay im going crazy here! what is the song in the background!!!! i know song very well but i cant remember which one is it!!

[fayekhelmi]

is there a way to convert the stereo output into a mono one? i thought about just connecting both left and right together to 1 contact. but read online that it might damage either the sound source or the speakers. im not really familiar with impedance and all that jazz... got any tips?