NES Controller MP3 Player

Step 2 Opening the case and getting to the guts of the matter...

Take a deep breath and pull apart your MP3 player, and the NES controller ((which for the rest of the instructable will be referred to as the NESC)).

There will be some small screws. Just go slow and take your time. Make sure that you keep all of them for later use should you need them.

Comments

[DrStoooopid]

I call shenanigans on this. You're not MAKING an MP3 player, you're simply re-casing your old one. This is not that revolutionary. Should be called "Destroy your old MP3 player, put it in a new case".

[Morte_Moya]

Thank you for your lovely comment. I am glad that you took the time to let me know that, and hope that you continue to be a productive member of Instructables. Again, thank you.

[DrStoooopid]

ooh, sarcasm....I like that. I'm just saying the title is misleading.

[Morte_Moya]

I was not being sarcastic at all. If something doesn't get criticized then its was not worth doing IMO. So you just seriously made my day. I was serious when I said thank you for letting me know what you thought. Don't get so defensive.

[DrStoooopid]

I wasn't being defensive lol. Most people aren't honest enough with themselves to be able to say something like that without being sarcastic. My mistake.

[Morte_Moya]

Wow dude. Over a year goes by and still feel the need to comment? Really? That sounds defensive to me man. LOL I am very sorry that I was not 100% clear when I posted this one.

[Dr_Stupid]

just going through old comments and replying to some that needed or were worth replying to.

[Battlekiller]

its not like he is making you sign anything...

[Djembejim]

I dig it. Can you use more than a 512 MB?

[claymation]

yes, mines a 2GB, Coby also make a 1GB and even a 4GB version of the MP-200 (the version used in the instructables), check on Amazon