Heads up soldiers
I had wanted try one of these for ages - *can* reduce the annoying 12v hum in DE games . And a few Segas.
I have read lots of reviews / comments and basically results seem to vary from machine to machine , owner to owner. Some noticing marked improvement, some not
Anyway I have had my DE Tommy sound board powered from a Meanwell RT-65 for years now. Connected to incoming power then feeding the sound board.Reduced the hum a good bit .
I was interested though if this White Noise would work as well or better . It’s simpler as it piggy backs straight on to the sound board.
In a nutshell - it didn’t , it was certainly better than just the factory setup but wasn’t better than the Meanwell.
So - if anyone fancies trying it on their DE game I’ll pass it on for £10 + postage.
Like I say may work it’s magic , it may not. Loads of reviews / comments out there on it.
I have literally taken out of box , tried it and reboxed.
Think it cost me ÂŁ30 + post from Dave at Retro Arcade .
ÂŁ10 + post to UK addresses
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I had wanted try one of these for ages - *can* reduce the annoying 12v hum in DE games . And a few Segas.
I have read lots of reviews / comments and basically results seem to vary from machine to machine , owner to owner. Some noticing marked improvement, some not
Anyway I have had my DE Tommy sound board powered from a Meanwell RT-65 for years now. Connected to incoming power then feeding the sound board.Reduced the hum a good bit .
I was interested though if this White Noise would work as well or better . It’s simpler as it piggy backs straight on to the sound board.
In a nutshell - it didn’t , it was certainly better than just the factory setup but wasn’t better than the Meanwell.
So - if anyone fancies trying it on their DE game I’ll pass it on for £10 + postage.
Like I say may work it’s magic , it may not. Loads of reviews / comments out there on it.
I have literally taken out of box , tried it and reboxed.
Think it cost me ÂŁ30 + post from Dave at Retro Arcade .
ÂŁ10 + post to UK addresses
White North Retro Data East Noise Filter
White North Retro Data East Noise Filter The “HumBucker" HB-001 from White North Retro is the simplest way to help mitigate the annoying and constant 12v hum thats emitted over the speakers on most Data East pinball machines. It doesn’t require any soldering or conversion to your games, just...
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