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Ok thanks. The white part was part of the motherboard, that I pulled off, so you probably won't want it, nes man.

Nes Man wrote: Are you talking about the brown thing or the white thing on the back of the LCD? Because if the Mobo is unharmed I'll buy it.

The clamp is both brown and white, the brown part is what opens, and the white part stays on the board. Sorry, whats a mobo?

I think I figured out whats wrong. I was messing with the snes and found that one of the black, large square components that said sony and nintendo on top was shorted out. All of the leads off three sides were for some reason, all connected to each other somehow, so I must have fried this chip. I ...

I tried bypassing the resistors on the psone, (i'm pretty sure i did) but still no sound.

Thought while I was here, I'd post a pic of the snes so far (just no sound)
I know, it's not quite ben's quality, but its good enough looking for me.
http://www.angelfire.com/retro2/mulcool/imgs/snesp.html

tried connecting the ground from the av jack holes on snes to the ground on the ribbon cables, and still no sound. But it wouldn't matter what ground on the psone screen I was connecting to, would it?

I have tried it with full battery power, still no sound... where are all the ground spots for audio on the mini snes?

...I figured it out. I pulled the whole clamp off the board when I took the screen apart, instead of opening it... Suprisingly, the screen did work fine for awhile after i pressed the clamp back onto the board. The screen is ruined now, I bought a new one.

what fuses on the mini-snes are there to jump that only affect the audio?

I am building the hand built snesp in ben's book and it is almost done. All i need is to get the audio working, and I will close it up. The sound used to work, then suddenly quit working. I have connected my snes to two different psone screens, and it won't work with either, so I think the problem ...

I have used the psone lcd screen led mod, and it worked fine for awhile... Now one led, when it is connected, flickers horribly and makes the screen impossible to play on. THe other two work fine when it is not connected. What is making the led flicker? I think if the leads on the led were touching ...

I am making the handmade snesp in ben's book and it is almost done. THe problem is, whenever I put any pressure on the top of the psone screen's ribbon cable connector or around this area, the picture gets messed up. THis doesn't make sense why this would happen, please help! After the picture gets ...