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What is the easiest way to get line out / audio out jack from a WPC, WPC DCS , WPC - S ?
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You could tap off the speaker output and connect into one of these.
https://www.thompsonsltd.co.uk/products/plvhl60-pyle-plvhl60-2-channel-speaker-ouput-level-to-rca-line-converter.html?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIiJ_v8Ym96QIViu3tCh080Q78EAQYBSABEgKwm_D_BwE
For DCS, populate header J6 on the sound board.
I connect this to an 1/8" audio plug with an inline 10uF capacitor to block DC.
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Quoted from m111111:What is the easiest way to get line out / audio out jack from a WPC, WPC DCS , WPC - S ?
The easiest way that I have found is with Pinnovator's stuff. I have their outputs on all my machines feeding their mixer into a powered sub. They also make headphone outputs. Great customer service too.
https://pinnovators.myshopify.com/collections/all/products/pinsub-dcs-williams-bally-kit
Quoted from RatShack:For DCS, populate header J6 on the sound board.
I connect this to an 1/8" audio plug with an inline 10uF capacitor to block DC.
Did not know that. Awesome. Still mono though, sounds like
Quoted from Rdoyle1978:Did not know that. Awesome. Still mono though, sounds like
Yeah - all WPC games were mono by default. 
There is no 'hidden' stereo signal. 
Quoted from Coyote:Yeah - all WPC games were mono by default. There is no 'hidden' stereo signal.
I thought DCS was stereo for some reason, but looks like it’s just 16-bit audio
Quoted from Rdoyle1978:I thought DCS was stereo for some reason, but looks like it’s just 16-bit audio
Back then, believe Data East was the only one that had Stereo - up until P2K.
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