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07-18-2009, 01:06 AM Click Here to watch a video i just made of my very first LED mod "blue" surprise dancing!!!!!
07-18-2009, 01:20 AM wow you are just SO negative, and on my FIRST (dunno if you caught that) LED mod, why would i go that far!!!?? let's hope for some more positive comments, i know this forum isn't meant for throwin stones at ppl, but oh well, i'm proud of myself (^_^)
the rest of you, i know you are not goin to be so negative :P
07-18-2009, 04:35 PM Very nice. What parts did you use? (0603 LEDs?)
I'm doing the same thing with mine, I'm doing two colors (Purple/Green) and making a switch for them to switch the color ;D
:: 32GB! (Class 6) Internal Photofast CR-3100 07-19-2009, 02:24 AM yea 0603 (^_^) smd i believe, it was my first time... so i just did the basic attached the "L" to the left speaker, and "R" to the Right speaker, to enhance the effect of alot of music using each side for different things (^_^) later i'll upload a perfect example using "meant to live" switchfoot (^_^)
07-19-2009, 03:24 AM good job man!!! don't worry about mito....he is like that always.....with everyone..he is so negative.....because HE KNOWS EVERYTHING...HE THINK HE IS GOD OR somethingOriginally Posted by hubobub89
07-19-2009, 11:07 AM Nice actually but you should think about adding a fader board but that's just me
And nice idea to connect it to the speaker's
And the Korean added a nice effect to it lol
And I'm waiting till I Get a clear case and I start school to do mine i may be able to get extra credit for it LOL
Last edited by Hitokiri; 07-19-2009 at 11:13 AM.
07-19-2009, 04:11 PM nah, for now i'm fine with just simple sound reactive flicky flickin AMAZINGLY blue led's (^_^) it works as a flash light too (^_^) also the wire i used was from a gamecube controller it's 30 gauge but its "stranded" wire, a bunch of tiny ass wires that go all over the place and make my life difficult,..... but i still managed, and i've still dropped my psp several times... while it was on... and led's stayed on... so i can only figure that i did a damn good job.... this was also my VERY FIRST experience soldering you can call me a dumbass since my very first contact EVER with a soldering iron was on the psp speaker :P:P i quickly learned that i nead to hold the speaker down cuz IT'S A DAMN MAGNET!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! hahahahahahah
07-19-2009, 05:32 PM Lol wow great job using 30awg wire on a surface mount led
But you should invest in some 20awg wire if you gonna do more mod's (so much easier)
07-19-2009, 08:16 PM that looks pretty cool! Is this hard to do?
07-19-2009, 11:14 PM considering it was my first job, for me.. yeah it was a little hard... i had already taken it apart and put it all back together several times.. so i had that part down... just the soldering.. all that hot lava metal on the iron trying to put it on a wire and a REALLY SUPER MEGA TINY LED (^_^) when i first got the led's in the mail i honestly thought i'd been tricked... i was like.. WTF is this little tiny thing... lol.. also my first time dealing with led's :P:P ahahahahahahahaha
next i'm gonna do a God of War slim (^_^) hopefully i'll be successful (^_^)
07-22-2009, 10:12 PM nice i was interested in trying it but i am lost with soldering lol so i will just wait to attempt that ^_^
07-22-2009, 10:46 PM Do these LED mods consume any battery-life from the PSP battery? If so then it's pretty worthless then, and if they run off their own batteries then wouldn't that need to be replaced every so often?
Sorry have never done LED mods(or any mods for that matter) so I was just curious.
07-22-2009, 11:34 PM Dunno man, I came back to PSPMod specifically to throw stones at people.
Yeh.
07-22-2009, 11:49 PM Sound reactive Leds are hardwired directly to the speakers, which are wired to the mobo -> Power supply. Worthless is just an opinion, many people like the sound reactive LED mods.
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