Someone had a wiring diagram for this exact socket but I can't find it, maybe someone here has the link to the thread. I got you boo. http://www.sudomod.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=539 Kilren was the master mind around this headphone socket. There was an actual diagram with the image from the da...

So awesome!!! Congratulations Wermy you've really made something special here.

Ok so I got an image up of how to connect the whole thing up on the first post, this makes it so the speaker and headphone are amplified (the headphones are really loud!) and the speaker shuts off when headphones are inserted and have proper stereo output. Will we still need to lift the two pins on...

I would be interested when you have them available. Definitely looks cleaner than the epoxy method.

Do you think this diagram will cut off the speaker when headphones are plugged in? Are you suggesting leaving the original headphone pcb intact ? I am thinking.. it will not cutoff the speaker if headphone are connecting which is not ideal. I am just starting this sketch to start the discussion on ...

Follow the quoted links below, the ground pads are there for convenience on the outputs that go to the headphones and speaker. The PWM0 and PWM1 are whatever pins you configured on your Pi so if you follow Wermy's guide it will be GPIO pin 18 and 13, here is the guide on PWM Audio: http://www.sudom...

I received my board with audio yesterday and it looks great. Can't wait to try it out.

What do we do if we purchased the original since it seems they still may have issues based on what Sidsilver posted? I will modify it for free.. Just send it back to me and Ill refund $1 for US and 2$ for international for mailing costs. Great please pm me the address and instructions for the parti...

What do we do if we purchased the original since it seems they still may have issues based on what Sidsilver posted?

Don't know if it counts, but here are all my handheld "rigs" (minus the GBZ which is currently taken apart on my desk). :D IMG_3591.JPG Ahhh yes, no handheld game collection is complete without a minty pi. Great collection, I wish I still had all the consoles and handhelds that I grew up playing.