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Arcade Collecting => Miscellaneous Arcade Talk => Topic started by: spalt on December 08, 2006, 11:11:37 pm
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Hi everyone! Long time, first time, etc. I just purchased my first two arcade cabinets for my basement, and there's an issue with Turbo Outrun: the sound is busted. Actually, to be more precice, if I stick my ear very very close to the speaker I can hear the music and sound, it's just very quiet. I tried the obvious: switched speakers, switched L/R, but no luck. I figured something might be up with the amplifier, so I attached an old computer speaker w/ built-in amplifier thinking that might be able to be a quick-and-dirty workaround, but that didnt seem to work either. Any suggestions would be appreciated!
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this sounds really daft but have tried turning up the volume control?
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Yeah.... turn it up....geez. ;D
Actually, I agree in a sense, find the volume pot and fiddle with it.
It may be bad also.
But you "have" sound, so I would assume that the amplifier is functioning otherwise you probably wouldn't have anything at all.
For the regular Outrun (which is upgradeable to Turbo Outrun I believe) there is a sound test mode, and it can also adjust the balance. You might check in the service menus for something like that on yours.
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Did try the volume, thanks ;)
Anyway problem fixed, or at least, hacked to my liking sufficiently... It was definitely the amp causing the problem, as when I unplugged the wire going from the main board to the amp and ran a wire from there to my amplified speakers I got perfect sound. So what I did was throw my computer speakers up behind the marquee, ran the speaker power line out the back, and now no one will ever know the difference (probably).
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Did try the volume, thanks ;)
Anyway problem fixed, or at least, hacked to my liking sufficiently... It was definitely the amp causing the problem, as when I unplugged the wire going from the main board to the amp and ran a wire from there to my amplified speakers I got perfect sound. So what I did was throw my computer speakers up behind the marquee, ran the speaker power line out the back, and now no one will ever know the difference (probably).
:cheers: