AACK!!! HEADPHONE JACK!!

[cplexroro]

hi, i have ABSOLUTELY no clue how to add a headphone jack to my portable, is their already one on the ps1 screen? if not will someone please tell me how to do it?

[ryguy425425]

I just made mine last night. All I did was solder some wire from the R audio on the N64 motherboard directly to a headphone jack, as well as ground. This just gives you a very basic mono sound (Solder to L and R for stereo), and you'd have to add a pot to control the volume (Although I find without it it's the perfect level for me). You could probably solder into the amp in the ps1 screen for more volume and control.

[cplexroro]

I just made mine last night. All I did was solder some wire from the R audio on the N64 motherboard directly to a headphone jack, as well as ground. This just gives you a very basic mono sound (Solder to L and R for stereo), and you'd have to add a pot to control the volume (Although I find without it it's the perfect level for me). You could probably solder into the amp in the ps1 screen for more volume and control.

wow! thanks, lol i'll have to come back to this when everything finishes getting shipped!

[cplexroro]

I just made mine last night. All I did was solder some wire from the R audio on the N64 motherboard directly to a headphone jack, as well as ground. This just gives you a very basic mono sound (Solder to L and R for stereo), and you'd have to add a pot to control the volume (Although I find without it it's the perfect level for me). You could probably solder into the amp in the ps1 screen for more volume and control.

wow! thanks, lol i'll have to come back to this when everything finishes getting shipped!

also if by any chance, you could link me to whatever jack you used, i'm having a hard time finding one...

[cplexroro]

I just made mine last night. All I did was solder some wire from the R audio on the N64 motherboard directly to a headphone jack, as well as ground. This just gives you a very basic mono sound (Solder to L and R for stereo), and you'd have to add a pot to control the volume (Although I find without it it's the perfect level for me). You could probably solder into the amp in the ps1 screen for more volume and control.

wow! thanks, lol i'll have to come back to this when everything finishes getting shipped!

also if by any chance, you could link me to whatever jack you used, i'm having a hard time finding one...

[eagle5953]

To answer the question in your first post, I do believe there is a headphone port on the PSone screen.

[evilteddy]

The psone does have a headphone jack. You need to connect four wires to a headphone port (left audio, right audio, switch and ground). Then when headphones are plugged in the speakers will turn off and the volume should be controlled by the screen just like the speakers.

[cplexroro]

The psone does have a headphone jack. You need to connect four wires to a headphone port (left audio, right audio, switch and ground). Then when headphones are plugged in the speakers will turn off and the volume should be controlled by the screen just like the speakers.

that sure makes things easier

[evilteddy]

http://forums.benheck.com/viewtopic.php?t=21882

This should help.

[haterz.]

luls y do u want a hedfone jak wen u can has tha speekerz and PUMP DAT BASE UPP!

[cplexroro]

luls y do u want a hedfone jak wen u can has tha speekerz and PUMP DAT BASE UPP!

lol i like my bass rattling the inside of my skull thank you very much

[cplexroro]

http://forums.benheck.com/viewtopic.php?t=21882

This should help.

wow! thanks a lot jabronie

[haterz.]

luls y do u want a hedfone jak wen u can has tha speekerz and PUMP DAT BASE UPP!

lol i like my bass rattling the inside of my skull thank you very much

lol mee to XD