Adding a -5 Line

I've got my Neo 29 Candy Cab and wanted to play my new ESP Ra.De. PCB on it. I'm assuming it's the lack of a -5 wire that is preventing the sound from working.

What exactly is involved in adding this wire and where on the power supply (what color wire) would it be?

I don't have Crimping tools, is there a way to sort of ghetto rig this?

Lashujin said:

I don't have Crimping tools, is there a way to sort of ghetto rig this?

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1. Radioshack, even Home dEpot carrycrimpers, even if they're not molex you can fidget to make them work
2. It's pretty easy to solder

Gaelsano said:

1. Radioshack, even Home dEpot carrycrimpers, even if they're not molex you can fidget to make them work
2. It's pretty easy to solder

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True, I'm not really worried about that, I'm not really sure where to get the crimp Jamma pins to be honest. I can't find them on happs website (they are likely there though) I'd buy em in an instant.

Lashujin said:

I've got my Neo 29 Candy Cab and wanted to play my new ESP Ra.De. PCB on it. I'm assuming it's the lack of a -5 wire that is preventing the sound from working.

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Wrong assumption, esprade just doesn't need -5v.

He is right, my ESP rade worked with sound even when I disconnected the -5v pin.

Your PCB is either faulty or your audio wiring is wrong. If your using an MVS cab, that is your problem right there.

Pins L+10 are left and right audio on MVS, but they are Pos and Neg on Jamma for ESP rade. You would need to wire up the speakers via a switch or something.