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specter539
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my snes

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i got a snes the other day, stripped it of the case and threw it back together again. It worked the first time i turned it on, then it stopped working for some reason. Any advice. Also, what could i take off the board? im thinking that metal SHVC sound modual can come off. Also, is there any good places to go to get a tutorial on what to remove from the board. i beleive my board is the 1st gen one. (the one with the huge sound thing right)
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jeroen
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Post by jeroen »

Ya sound thing is first gen. Sound can't be taken off. Even if you don't want sound it won't work without it.
specter539
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Post by specter539 »

what is the best way to reduce the size of it? I was thinking just using ribon cable and relocating it
jeroen
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Post by jeroen »

Ya. (I have worked with first rev snes but it didn't have the apu) you can prob take the metal of of it to.
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