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Anyone know a source for MS-2930 manual?
Thanks!
Thanks!
Agreed. I think Codecrank is the unofficial Blast City Club president... but long live 300wins (OG PREZ)!!!
Agreed. I think Codecrank is the unofficial Blast City Club president... but long live 300wins (OG PREZ)!!!
I gave up my presidency and have moved on to the Net City/New Net City club. Though I still do own 1 Blast City.
Anyone know a source for MS-2930 manual?
Thanks!
Since 300Nguyens has abdicated his rights to it, I'll accept the honor to wear the blast otaku hat for a while
You need to get Coryoooon to make you a banner. The pony pissing a rainbow is reserved for me.
Also, did you read up on what that J1 Interface cable does, you may or may not want that too.
MVS outputs amplified audio though. You don't want to run the MVS audio connections to the stereo input on a blast that's expecting line level. MVS is meant to be hooked straight to speakers.
You need to attenuate the audio first. Something like a "line out adaptor" should work; or just use the mono audio from the JAMMA edge since the blast expects amplified audio for mono unlike stereo.
Something like this: http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item...scplp3601107&gclid=CMmS4aDWwMACFYk7Mgod2EoAfw
I do still make the 4pin to RCA cables. You can run that to the blast RCA plugs, I've been doing it on mine for around 2 years now and have had zero issue. But I would not be responsible for any damage you might cause. Make sure the volume slider is super low also. If you want one of the cables Reclaimer, let me know, I do them for 13 shipped.
Of course we are now assuming that recalaimer has a 001 loom that has RCA stereo inputs.
Can I just go straight to the 4pin on the jamma-mvs adapter to grab the amplified audio to convert to RCA line level with one of these boxes?
Yes. Then when you get the 001 loom it would plug right into those RCAs at a safe level.
Nothing against pandar (you're my buddy, guy) but it's a lot better to attenuate the signal than just leave the volume low and hope you don't accidentally hurt anything.
quick questions:
what are the dimensions of the PCB mounting board? and how do you secure your boards?
traditionally, there's the pcb feet and just screwing it down, but i wanted to see if there were alternate solutions
quick questions:
what are the dimensions of the PCB mounting board? and how do you secure your boards?
traditionally, there's the pcb feet and just screwing it down, but i wanted to see if there were alternate solutions
I got a whiny flyback it seems, I have tried the toothpick trick but can't seem to nail down the sweet spot. Does anyone know if I can rob the fly off a 25 inch ms8 for this 27 inch ms9?
quick questions:
what are the dimensions of the PCB mounting board?
I bought a bunch of these a while back. I have mixed feelings about them.
Different flyback. I wouldn't try it unless you want to blow your stuff up.