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Main => Audio/Jukebox/MP3 Forum => Topic started by: payment_due on January 13, 2009, 06:43:51 pm
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I have a SEGA Megalo 410 cab that has it's own set of (rather robust) speakers. The machine also has a set of RCA jacks (red/white) to get sound from games like the CPS2 boards. I know the speakers work because I was able to connect a CPS2 game to it and get perfect sound. When I connect my MAMEpc, I use a standard HeadPhone Jack to RCA Jack Y-Splitter from RadioShack, and get zero sound. I checked the volume knob of course, and I get nothing.
I figured maybe the onboard sound card on the system had an issue but if I hook up a set of earphones to it, I get sound.
Does anyone have any idea why this might be happening?
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Well I'm not real sure about your setup but more than likely your motherboard is feeding out a line level signal that would need to be amplified to drive your speakers.
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Well I'm not real sure about your setup but more than likely your motherboard is feeding out a line level signal that would need to be amplified to drive your speakers.
Well, that does make sense but as far as I know the CPS2 pcbs don't have amps, and it worked. Also, I think the cab itself has one inside of it.
I emailed a fellow Megalo owner, I'm waiting on his reply as well.
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Everyone look away please. I don't want to be shamed.
I figured out my 'problem'. I had forgotten that when I first got the cab, I had removed the marquee which is connected to the speakers. I put it back on one evening and I guess I didn't re-connect the SPEAKER WIRES that power the speakers!
Christ. Now it's working and I get nice and purty sound.