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Quoted from Star_Gazer:swinks thanks for the tip, the custom made ghostbusters games also uses that for sound & music the guy is explaining it really well on youtube.
Thanks, I try. 
One key advantage I heard about with the .wav trigger over the older .mp3 triggers I had used, is that the .wav trigger will play and overlap more than one sound at a time. Otherwise, they seem to work the same way.
Quoted from Star_Gazer:So you could have a soundtrack and effects at the same time, with a single board?
Yes, exactly.
Quoted from bimm25i:Does anyone know if the WAV trigger can be directly connected to existing Pinball switches? I tested the voltage on mine and they are at about 1.7V
This does not work with the MP3 Trigger so I would assume it does not work with the WAV Trigger. I have heard of succesfully using opto isolators to safely 'split' the signal from the switch to both the machine and the trigger board, but the costs can add up.
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