Arcade Repair Tips - Troubleshooting Games With Sound Issues
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Welcome to the Arcade Repair Tips Video Series! In this video, Tim Peterson shows you how to troubleshoot arcade games that are having sound issues. For more information, please visit our website at www.arcaderepairtips.com and please watch for more videos in the Arcade Repair Tips Video Series! Thanks for watching!
you literately helped me diagnose my sound issue with the raiden II cab i got for 130 thank you
Thanks guys. Can we get some close-ups in the next video?
Wish you lived in my area bro. I'd have you take a look @ my TMNT cabinet which is getting no sound. I guess I can try just swapping the speaker out as that's something low cost and not overly complicated. How hard is it to wire a speaker?
I always turn that elevator attract music off on the 60 in 1 lol!
My speaker is bad …Is it ok to use a 500watt car audio speaker on my galaxian arcade game ?
Not sure if the audio amp on the PCB can drive that many watts. The manual states that the original speaker is a 6x9, 8Ω, 9W. Probably best to go with a replacement speaker that meets these specs from an arcade vendor. Here's a link to the speakers from one of our favorite vendors, Arcadeshop: bit.ly/as-speakers
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So if that cabinet had two speakers in it, why didnt the sound still come out of the good one?
Thanks!
***** Makes sense! Thanks!
I'm having a similar issue with my Arcade cabinet multi game machine. Is an Arcade game that I bought from China. It has 2100 in 1 PBC board. Anyway, I started having issues with the sound. At first it sounded like the speaker was starting to fail. It had a cracklyn noise, then it stop working all together. I contacted the manufacturer of my game, they told me that it might be the speaker, so they sent me two brand new speakers. I install one of the speakers, but I still have no sound. I noticed that when I plug my headphone jack to the sound jack on the board, I get sound, so the company rep told me that it couldn't be the board, since I was getting sound from the board's jack. So next, I replaced the speaker wires, to see if that was the cause, still no luck. I then tried to test the connectiviti on the Jamma harness pins, I can get beaping sound from it, although I am not an expert, I'm not sure if I tested the pins correctly. I resolder the wires to the sound pins on the Jamma harness, but I'm still having the same issue, at this point, I am stump, I don't no what else could be the problem? I even bought some brand new speakers and tried them as well, but the same problem, no sound. The funny thing is, that when I first tried the speaker that I bought, I had sound comimg from the games, but all of the sudden, it stop working. I should mention, that the speaker that I bought and installed at first, was a 50W speaker, meant to be use on cars, not arcade games. And the original speaker that came with my game, was a 5W speaker. I don't know if that makes any difference.
Any ideas?
OK so this was really helpful but I have a further question: those white clips that form junctions in the wiring chain... How do I get the wire end out of those? Am I supposed to be able to do that? I think one of them is the wrong way around in my cabinet. The one with the set of four wires, for the speakers. I've tried the obvious: just pulling... Am I being too gentle? Should I use like plyers?
Thanks for taking the time to share. Can you also do some close ups I got lost, I can't see what your doing..
do you have any walkthroughs on fixing ram issues?
Always Helpful Thank You
Right on, nice.
-Mitch