Getting the Q-sound on a cps2 to work

Dewclaw · Post by **Dewclaw** » Mon Jul 25, 2005 7:40 pm

I was reading Chris Mullins' CPS2 faq and it says that you can get a better effect out of hooking up speakers to their respective jack on the A board. I have some speakers from an old surround sound system that look like they should work(the basic red and white sound plugs) but when I plug them into the board I get nothing. Is a capcom cab wired specially for q-sound, and I don't get it because I'm using a standard JAMMA harness that outputs through the cab speakers?

Post by **undamned** » Mon Jul 25, 2005 8:33 pm

Can't recall, but you may need to change something in your setup menu (maybe: Mono -> Q Sound). Also, there's volume adjust on the side of yer CPS2 mobo.
-ud

thegreathopper · Post by **thegreathopper** » Mon Jul 25, 2005 10:10 pm

Dewclaw wrote:I was reading Chris Mullins' CPS2 faq and it says that you can get a better effect out of hooking up speakers to their respective jack on the A board. I have some speakers from an old surround sound system that look like they should work(the basic red and white sound plugs) but when I plug them into the board I get nothing. Is a capcom cab wired specially for q-sound, and I don't get it because I'm using a standard JAMMA harness that outputs through the cab speakers?

The sound is unamplified, the same as the output on a cd player..
you need to go through a stereo amp before the speakers...

Valgar · Post by **Valgar** » Mon Jul 25, 2005 10:28 pm

Yea you need an amp, and then change the settings in the test menu. Also the volume needs to be cranked because the signal is very low.

Dewclaw · Post by **Dewclaw** » Mon Jul 25, 2005 11:48 pm

So that's how it has to be. Thanks guys! You'd think that since the mobo is hooked up to power anyway it'd power the speakers too

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