aclbandit
Another Striker
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- Aug 10, 2009
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I just picked up one of the Ultimarc Dreamcast-to-arcade monitor adapters, and the video (while in need of some adjusting -- perhaps higher gauge wire?) is perfectly acceptable.
The audio sounds fine too, except that the folks a few states over can hear it. I need some way of turning it down.
The headphone connector looks as follows:
Top:
Bottom:
My phone camera is horrendous; I apologize for the low quality.
My guess is that I just need to wire a potentiometer somewhere around that headphone jack. Can someone point me in the right direction? I don't know what value potentiometer I should get, what type, or how exactly to solder it in.
The cabinet is a Big Blue CPS2 with a Q-sound amp. The amp doesn't seem to have any volume controls, since CPS boards (and most boards, as far as I know) have some kind of onboard volume pot.
The audio sounds fine too, except that the folks a few states over can hear it. I need some way of turning it down.
The headphone connector looks as follows:
Top:
Bottom:
My phone camera is horrendous; I apologize for the low quality.
My guess is that I just need to wire a potentiometer somewhere around that headphone jack. Can someone point me in the right direction? I don't know what value potentiometer I should get, what type, or how exactly to solder it in.
The cabinet is a Big Blue CPS2 with a Q-sound amp. The amp doesn't seem to have any volume controls, since CPS boards (and most boards, as far as I know) have some kind of onboard volume pot.
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