Adding a Pro Sound / Line Level Output to a Super Gameboy

Welcome. Today we are installing what most call the "pro sound" output to a Super Gameboy. It is a line level output that bypasses all the unwanted circuitry noise and gives you a better signal to noise ratio (less hum, more bass) and allows you to use RCA, 1/8", and/or 1/4" jack. Great for studio recording and home use.

Step 1 Inventory

Here is a list of everything you will need for this modification.

-A Super Gameboy cartridge
-Three strips of wire
-Solder/Soldering Iron (not pictured)
-A Drill or something to borough hole or holes
-A small Phillips head screwdriver
-Exacto knife, Dremel tool, or another device for enlarging the drill holes
-Output of your choice... RCA, 1/8", or 1/4" jack. You can use two different ones for more options too but this tutorial will just show one
-A hex style bit to unscrew the front four (they make a special Nintendo security bit) but you can even use needle nose if you don't mind some scuffs.

Comments

[doomsdayltd]

totally now can sit and use the interface of super nintendo to make music....sweet