Sound
Of cause i need sound for my arcade cabinet. I dismantled a pair of cheap pc-speakers for this purpose. The plastic case was partly screwed and partly glued together, so there was no way to put it back together.
![Sound components](/pictures/jpg/sound/components.jpg)
This is the result after most of an hour sawing, cutting and ripping plastic pieces apart: 2 tweeters, 2 mid-range speakers, a curcuit board with controllers for volume and balance and a 12V power supply.
![The speakers](/pictures/jpg/sound/speakers.jpg)
The membrane extents a few millimeters over the edge of the chassis, so i have to mount the speakers on a piece of plywood with a corresponding opening. Then, i screw all 4 speakers on top of the openings in the top part of the cabinet. The connection of the left speakers is no problem because they have a connectors. The right speakers where in one case with the controllers and the power supply and had a fixed wiring, so i had to cut all cables and make about 5 feet longer to allow the volume control to be placed below the control panel.
![controller](/pictures/jpg/sound/controller.jpg)
The circuit board with controls and the power supply. To adjust volume and balance, i have to remove the control panel. Unfortunately the games have different volume settings, so i have to adjust volume often. Maybe i later add a control in a place that easier to reach.
The arcade art
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