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General => FXPAK (SD2SNES) => Topic started by: AndehX on November 09, 2019, 09:39 PM
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I have a strange issue I've only recently noticed. The left channel is louder than the right channel when playing MSU-1 audio. Sound effects are unaffected.
I have a Rev. F. SD2SNES with the MSU-1 audio fix pcb by borti4938. Any ideas what could cause this?
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Well that was a bit anti-climactic... Turns out one of the pins on the TS922 chip (Output 1 to be exact) wasn't soldered. I've had this installed in my SD2SNES for almost 2 years now, and only just noticed this issue with MSU-1 audio /facepalm.
Anyway. I guess this could be useful if anyone else has a similar issue. Check your soldering.
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Hmm... that pins situation is interesting. But for me I just turned the audio boost off as music in Castlevania Dracula X was way over the game and removing the boost balances it.
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yeah, I can't remember who I bought the PCB fix off of, but he obviously either didn't check his soldering, or just completely forgot to solder that pin. All good now though. I have the audio boost turned off too.
Working on my own personal Super Metroid MSU-1 pack. Bit tedious having to "normalise" all the music, but the result is pretty cool
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yeah, I can't remember who I bought the PCB fix off of, but he obviously either didn't check his soldering, or just completely forgot to solder that pin. All good now though. I have the audio boost turned off too.
Working on my own personal Super Metroid MSU-1 pack. Bit tedious having to "normalise" all the music, but the result is pretty cool
I just love the fact it too me WAY to long to figure out that the boost needed to be set of off to balance it, I went through every setting going up till I almost gave up... how long did it take you to notice it needed it too?
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I'd set it to off when I originally installed the audio fix pcb as that was the point of installing it to begin with.
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In any case thank you for helping me.