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Console Modding------ ( Here you can talk about your favorite Consoles ) => PSP's => PSP Phat (1000) => Topic started by: zach3493 on August 14, 2010, 12:33:34 AM
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Whats up fellas. I have been around psps the second day they were released. I've been into synthesizers and circuit bending for a while and I thought I would give this whole psp a shot at modding. So I did, a year ago. All I have to say is that I went through 4 psps. Some sucked.... but some were nice. Here's two of mine. Not exactly clean jobs, but hey. Tell me what you guys think. Be sure to use the word "noob" a lot. I'm ready for it. haha
First one.
USB charge,
power led swap to red,
I think it was 22 sound reactive leds,
A switch to turn the leds on or off,
Added an internal speaker.
(about 5 hours of work)
My LED/Speaker Modded PSP 1001 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4obWwU-BAtQ#normal)
Psp from tonight(reason why I made an account)
This one is a bit cooler, less leds though.
6 blue sound reactive smds,
A switch to turn the leds on or off,
power led swap to blue,
Memory stick load led swap to blue,
and 3 sound reactive red smds.
(about an hour and a half of work)
Complete? (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DjLOkXghpI#normal)
If you guys have any good concepts that someone like me may be able to pull, just comment or post or whatever its called here.
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those look really nice
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What is the color of the led when it's charging?
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What is the color of the led when it's charging?
I just used the same led. I know how to make it different but I can't solder that small. The contact points on the powerboard are just close for my skill level.
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in the bottom video are you red and blue LED's hooked put in the same circuit or speaker? if so you you might want to make them in a different circuit or have a transistor for the blue LED's. they are a little dim. the red led's take power away from the blue led's
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in the bottom video are you red and blue LED's hooked put in the same circuit or speaker? if so you you might want to make them in a different circuit or have a transistor for the blue LED's. they are a little dim. the red led's take power away from the blue led's
I did have then on seperate speakers but when I added the switch, it was either run on one or add two switches, so I just ran on one. I might get a 2 pin dip switch.
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yea you need to have different switches for the each speaker. each speaker gives of different power.
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yea you need to have different switches for the each speaker. each speaker gives of different power.
I'll give it a shot when I get home. Or I'll just get that ic amp chip, it's like lm....