gamingsince80s
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Hello All! I am a complete Newb to owning a classic arcade cab. I was at a guy's house looking at a pool table that he had for sale and noticed he had some sort of Nintendo arcade game. He said he would sell it to me and I expected him to want about $250 for it, but he said $50 so I had to buy it. he even plugged it in and showed me that the video worked but not the audio.
when I got it home I played with the volume control and I get a buzzing sound out of the speaker and the sound level follows the volume control up or down. I unplugged the systema and sprayed some QD electronics cleaner on the sound board and the volume control dial, but still no sound.
Someone told me to check for a blown fuse, but from what I have read the PC-10 doesn't have an audio amp fuse. Does anyone know how to diagnose and fix this problem? I was thinking of pulling the sound board and replacing the caps on it, but didn't know if this might possibly lead to a fix or not.
I have attached a crappy pic from my cell phone that shows my stellar temporary arcade stool. LOL
when I got it home I played with the volume control and I get a buzzing sound out of the speaker and the sound level follows the volume control up or down. I unplugged the systema and sprayed some QD electronics cleaner on the sound board and the volume control dial, but still no sound.
Someone told me to check for a blown fuse, but from what I have read the PC-10 doesn't have an audio amp fuse. Does anyone know how to diagnose and fix this problem? I was thinking of pulling the sound board and replacing the caps on it, but didn't know if this might possibly lead to a fix or not.
I have attached a crappy pic from my cell phone that shows my stellar temporary arcade stool. LOL
