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Well if you are going for reactives then don't look what I right after this. Ok so if you want to be able to turn off your LEDs I suggest that you wire them to the power board because there is a plugin ( LED Control) that makes you be able to turn on or off the Power LED, wich is the same thing as your LED when wired to teh power board. It also keeps you teh hold function wich I find pretty useful! Anyways type Djnoor PSP in yutube you will se my PSP and I use the LED Control plugin.Anyways good luck, and I don't think this is going to be too hard...
Believe it or not, depending on how you do it, it may actually be easier to make it sound reactive. To do it the easiest way, just solder the wired from the LEDs to the - and + contacts on the psp speakers. You should solder each led to its respective speaker( left led to left speaker and right led to right speaker). You could also solder the positive ends of each to the hold switch so you could turn them on and off with the hold switch. Doing it this way, you dont have to solder to such small points.
Make sure you have a good screw driver.But if you cant get them out put glue on the tip of your screwdriver and put it in the screw and let it dry and take it out as normal...
is he doin the direct connect or the lm386?EDIT-oh never mind i jus finished reading it if you can get the screws out drill them out or rip the face plate off an replace the screws an face plate