PSVita MacBook Pro speakers sound MOD by Simonius007

ScarletDreamz · Jun 22, 2017

Where's the text? the explanation? the instructions? the details?

gnmmarechal · Jun 22, 2017

How does it sound in comparison to the stock speakers?

Simonius007 · Jun 22, 2017

Sound better quality and stronger

Explanation will be soon

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Deleted User · Jun 22, 2017

ScarletDreamz said:
Where's the text? the explanation? the instructions? the details?

it says "sent from my iphone using tappatalk" or something like that

Simonius007 · Jun 22, 2017

natanelho said:
it says "sent from my iphone using tappatalk" or something like that

Ha ha)) nice joke)
But sound is really very good now.

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Simonius007 · Jun 22, 2017

Guys just trace the wires, all very simple.
Take audio system from MacBook Pro 13 2010.
And solder two speakers and woofer.
Use 3M double side tape to secure all that's it)))

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Deleted User · Jun 22, 2017

Simonius007 said:
Ha ha)) nice joke)
But sound is really very good now.

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I am not really joking, he asked what did you write in op as he thought it was some important notes... but I guess it's still funny

Simonius007 · Jun 22, 2017

natanelho said:
I am not really joking, he asked what did you write in op as he thought it was some important notes... but I guess it's still funny

I think he was angry because there is no guide how to solder 6 wires

But there are picture 3 pieces where everything very visible

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Deleted User · Jun 22, 2017

Simonius007 said:
I think he was angry because there is no guide how to solder 6 wires
But there are picture 3 pieces where everything very visible

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when we see something like that we expect to see some info- like a video showing the difference between stock and mod, some commentary- it was easy, hard... how much better it is etc. I understand it's easy for you but... please write at least some info in the beginning. and please consider inserting the images inside spoilers. like this:

that way mobile users will thank you for not filling their screens (and beyond) without them choosing to do so (it's pretty annoying)

ScarletDreamz · Jun 22, 2017

No, im not angry, neither i was asking about the Russian Text on the bottom of the images.
Tutorials supposed to have a clear text explaining what its done and what to achieve.

As example, i can easily post this:

and this:

Without saying anything... and its not a tutorial.

Simonius007 · Jun 22, 2017

It's a freeboot

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ScarletDreamz · Jun 22, 2017

Simonius007 said:
It's a freeboot

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Kindoff But no.

Its a Chip for RGH install, on 2 different consoles, text on tutorials makes the difference on committing errors.

Simonius007 · Jun 22, 2017

Nice) you are good)))

I will add

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YugiSenpai · Jun 25, 2017

I know you! You're the note 4 ps vita battery mod guy!
Glad you made another great mod.

Simonius007 · Jun 25, 2017

YugiSenpai said:
I know you! You're the note 4 ps vita battery mod guy!
Glad you made another great mod.

Yes) it's me..
Thank you very much for great feedback))

britain4 · Jun 25, 2017

Wow! That's an amazing idea, I'm guessing the console looks stock from the outside when reassembled?

Simonius007 · Jun 26, 2017

britain4 said:
Wow! That's an amazing idea, I'm guessing the console looks stock from the outside when reassembled?

Exactly no outside changes)) everything looks stock!!!

Foxi4 · Jun 27, 2017

Tutorials need step-by-step instructions, otherwise they're just slide shows. Soldering 6 wires is easy enough for a trained monkey, but if you're writing a tutorial, you should include all the steps from disassembly through the mod itself to assembly. I also noticed that you haven't done any measurements at all, opting for a particular brand of speaker instead, and you didn't post a pinout diagram. Pinouts can be omitted when using standard-coloured wiring, but they're still handy to have. As for the speakers, it'd be far better if you just mentioned the dimensions of the speakers and their resistance in ohms and wattage. Besides that, it looks like a pretty fancy mod - job well done!

Simonius007 · Jun 27, 2017

Foxi4 said:
Tutorials need step-by-step instructions, otherwise they're just slide shows. Soldering 6 wires is easy enough for a trained monkey, but if you're writing a tutorial, you should include all the steps from disassembly through the mod itself to assembly. I also noticed that you haven't done any measurements at all, opting for a particular brand of speaker instead, and you didn't post a pinout diagram. Pinouts can be omitted when using standard-coloured wiring, but they're still handy to have. As for the speakers, it'd be far better if you just mentioned the dimensions of the speakers and their resistance in ohms and wattage. Besides that, it looks like a pretty fancy mod - job well done!

Thank you for quality criticism.
It a really pleasure when your post have 1000 views and only 4 feedbacks (3 of them Criticism).
On the other hand I want to share what I invent and did for my own PSV, to encourage others.
But always appear somebody who didn't do nothing and trying not to encourage Author but to put him down and to kill any wish to share...

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