PSone screen board hacking idea
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PSone screen board hacking idea
We all should know that the psone screen circut board can be trimmed down almost to the size of the lcd, right? It cannot be the size of the lcd because of a small chip on the right side. Well, since the small offending piece is an audio chip, can it not be discarded and replaced with a custom audio amp? No stupid comments, please, I want this thread to be purely constructive.
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Re: PSone screen board hacking idea
Yes, somebody already posted that, I believe it was mario.
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Re: PSone screen board hacking idea
heck, you could just dump the chip entirely, and then just run the audio lines into a custom audio amp.
after all, there is no real reason to keep the standard audio amp, if you want small. 
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Re: PSone screen board hacking idea
I recommend making a simple audio amp using an LM386. Google it and you'll get tons of info.
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Wait, I thought that the LN386 was better because it accepted a wider range of voltages. I used the "N" when I made both of my amps.Life of Brian wrote:I recommend making a simple audio amp using an LM386. Google it and you'll get tons of info.
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wallydawg wrote:I think we should check to see if you can withstand 220 voltschainfire95 wrote:220V I believe
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Marshall is the person for the job.
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The "N" is a cheap ripoff, but sometimes ripoffs are better.eurddrue wrote:Wait, I thought that the LN386 was better because it accepted a wider range of voltages. I used the "N" when I made both of my amps.Life of Brian wrote:I recommend making a simple audio amp using an LM386. Google it and you'll get tons of info.
cheap ripoff is an oxymoron
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Awesome portrait portables could be had if someone exploited this.
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Actually, I believe the term you are thinking of is cheap knockoff. And I never knew thatXCVG wrote:The "N" is a cheap ripoff, but sometimes ripoffs are better.eurddrue wrote:Wait, I thought that the LN386 was better because it accepted a wider range of voltages. I used the "N" when I made both of my amps.Life of Brian wrote:I recommend making a simple audio amp using an LM386. Google it and you'll get tons of info.
cheap ripoff is an oxymoron
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wallydawg wrote:I think we should check to see if you can withstand 220 voltschainfire95 wrote:220V I believe
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Cheap ripoff is used just as much as cheap knockoff. They are synonomous.