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Didn't even know this thread existed -- I added a pinsound+ along with the pinsound speaker/sub kit to my Jurassic Park and I f'ing love this thing.
I actually really dug the original audio for the game, but the pinsound (along with the games mix) is a whole other level of fun - I would whole heartedly recommend this item.
Quoted from Mr_Tantrum:Just finished installing my first PinSound Headphone Station (installed on PinSound 1 with adapter) on to my Jurassic Park, and it is great! Cool thing about it is that it can be used to control speaker volume when headphones are not plugged in. Very good for me because I am needing to replace the volume potentiometer which is almost completely shot (you can either set it to full blast or full blast static sound). With the headphone station you disconnect the volume control from the pin to the PinSound, so now you can control volume w/o having to open the coin door (good for me, maybe not so good if you have small kids in the house).
Also, the standard 2.25" leg bolts that were on my JP were not long enough since I have leg protectors (the stock bolts would have worked without leg protectors installed). I had to swap with a couple of 2.5" bolts from my Getaway for the time being until I can buy some new ones for JP.
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Mr_Tantrum -- outta curiosity, how did you thread the headphone wire through to the head box? did you drill a hole in the cabinet?
Also - you mentioned that you had to disconnect the volume control from the pin to the pinsound board -- is this required for headphone jack install?
Quoted from JohnJN:mr_tantrum -- outta curiosity, how did you thread the headphone wire through to the head box? did you drill a hole in the cabinet?
Also - you mentioned that you had to disconnect the volume control from the pin to the pinsound board -- is this required for headphone jack install?
Mr_Tantrum -- apologies, I just found the installation instructions
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