SUPER NINTENDO CONTROLER BELT BUCKLE WITH SOUND

 by sillyzombie666
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long story short a friend i know through shadow casting rocky horror and repo the genetic opera at a theater i volunteer at, mentioned  getting an snes belt buckle for her husband. I volunteered myself to make it for her and suggested adding a lil sound / recorder to it for the hell of it instead of just gutting the controller.

so this is my instructable on how i went about doing this and i must say it was pretty easy and cheap, but before going any further i must say DO NOT DESTROY ANY WORKING OFFICIAL OR OLD THIRD PARTY CONTROLLER, ONLY USE DEAD CONTROLLERS OR NEWER REPRODUCTIONS/ BOOTLEGS. the controller i used was both broken and a knock off so i had no problems ripping into it.

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Step 1: Gather your materials

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you'll need the following

1 nonworking snes controller  or working/dead reproduction controller

some sort of sound playback unit, i grabbed mine from a balloon that let you record a message but you can use w/e you think will fit

1 belt buckle thats is slightly smaller than the controller and flat, if it's slightly bigger make sure you can cut or grind it to size.

headphone port (optional if you want to record line in instead of through the microphone)
kkibler says: Jun 21, 2011. 6:33 PM
Hm... Reminds me of a certain web comic called Captain SNES... They use the same belt buckle, but it is the ULTIMATE WEAPON of 16-BIT GAMING!!!
sillyzombie666 (author) in reply to kkiblerJun 21, 2011. 9:17 PM
funny you say that, i just bought a rare sega controller... i cheated on my snes lol
shadoward12 says: May 30, 2011. 11:56 AM
Respect.
sillyzombie666 (author) in reply to shadoward12May 30, 2011. 2:30 PM
thanks man
fandr says: Mar 21, 2011. 11:21 PM
This doesn't work for me. :(
sillyzombie666 (author) in reply to fandrMar 22, 2011. 3:34 PM
what didn't work? you couldn't find a sound chip to fit inside of it or you soldered it wrong or couldn't get the right buckle or what?
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