mecha
Well-known member
try this one on for size, I know how much you all love helping me with my problems. 
one of my Daytona twins, the music skips repeatedly, and plays the wrong music, and is overall jacked up. there's no cold solder, I'm not entirely sure if wiggling the connectors is making a difference because this symptom sounds just as friggin random and can seem like it's changing when it's probably not.
I've narrowed it down to the sound board by swapping boards and the problem carried to the other machine, therefore I think it's safe to say it's not an issue with the cabling. I already tried reseating the roms and cleaning the sockets with a toothbrush, to no avail. the sockets were heavily gunked up with like wood and whatever fragments of shit get in them over the course of time.
what's the likelihood this is caused by a bad cap or something equally absurd?
gfd, why did it have to be this game that's next to impossible to work on?
one of my Daytona twins, the music skips repeatedly, and plays the wrong music, and is overall jacked up. there's no cold solder, I'm not entirely sure if wiggling the connectors is making a difference because this symptom sounds just as friggin random and can seem like it's changing when it's probably not.
I've narrowed it down to the sound board by swapping boards and the problem carried to the other machine, therefore I think it's safe to say it's not an issue with the cabling. I already tried reseating the roms and cleaning the sockets with a toothbrush, to no avail. the sockets were heavily gunked up with like wood and whatever fragments of shit get in them over the course of time.
what's the likelihood this is caused by a bad cap or something equally absurd?
gfd, why did it have to be this game that's next to impossible to work on?