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[Sparx52]

I saw the video and I'm slightly confused. I haven't got my board or other components to build the gb0 anyway lol. A full solution will probably be available by the time I get things ready to assemble

[dirtybeagles]

Reading a few people's questions and also looking at the video this is what I gather.

I have not tested this, just going off the vidoes and how audio works. Obviously, if you test this and it does not work report back. If you see something wrong report back. I will report back when I test this but it will probably be a few days to a week. The red "x"'s are indicating that it is a solder point just to limit confusion.

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[Helder]

I have some done some more testing and it might be much simpler than expected and with speaker cutoff once headphones plugged it. I will have info soon!

[BitTen]

Looking forward to them being available with the revision!

[Helder]

Well I have 2 solutions right now to the current boards but one has lower speaker amplification than the other but it has proper headphone cut off I'll hopefully have a solid solution tomorrow that resolves all issues.

[chiz]

Hats off to Helder for standing behind his products! I'm sure you'll have this resolved in no time! Thanks for your efforts!

Count me among those that will not be refunding.

[dboSS]

Ya, when you go board you never go back. I don't want a refund either:)

[FootHouse]

Wouldn't think of asking for a refund from someone that stands behind their products like this.

[Sparx52]

Good for Helder for coming through in a pinch instead of saying tough luck. I hope things turn out for the best

[pixelplus]

I have some done some more testing and it might be much simpler than expected and with speaker cutoff once headphones plugged it. I will have info soon!

I could be wrong but isn't the headphone-board responsible for cutting off the speaker when something is plugged in? shouldn't be any difference if the signal come from original mainboard or your board or am I missing somethin? (probably )

Thanks for trying to find a fix.