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06-19-2012, 09:26 AM
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Nintendo used pretty much the exact same Sanyo monitor in all 19" games. I mean *the same* monitor.
That's why most of them are fitted with an inverted video board, if the game doesn't have inverted video, its hooked up to the passthrough connector. The audio amp is very interesting. I attempted to modify one to use standalone for a 13" replacement. The problem is it can't be safely converted; it runs off screen voltage. Yup, 170V is how that thing is powered. The video inverter board, however, can be powered off 12V. Had to do this on a GameMaker video poker. Three replacement monitors gave me inverted video, so I hooked a nintendo board up. There is hope for replacing them. There is a company that makes a board that functions as the video interter *and* audio amp. Its like a $30 board, runs off standard 12V; works like a charm.
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Audio: SMSL M8 -> Little Bear P5 -> Sansui SE8 -> Yaqin MS-12B -> Denon PMA-770 -> Ohm Model L | Ham: NQ4T - IC-7300 [/SIZE][/COLOR] 
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