Thank you very much sir, I really appreciate the feedback and kind words!! I will be doing more tutorials for sure. I know folks really seem to enjoy them! Several folks have followed this guide with a lot of success, please share pics with me on twitter when you have yours done, I always love seeing mods complete!! Also, if you have not done so, please give me a sub so you know when more is coming!
Dude this is simply just awesome. I'm doing more and more mods and getting confident in my soldering abilities each time. This demonstration is clear, clean and simple to follow. I salute you sir keep them coming.
Thank you very much! Glad you are feeling more confident and taking on more mod work! These are fun to do and not too difficult and its really nice as everyone can physically see the mod as its on the outside of the console instead of the inside! I would love to see some pics of what you have done!
A great tutorial! It's amazing how simple you make this look to be--and the fact that such minor things like LEDs can really enhance the look of a console is so much fun!
Thank you very much! Heck yeah dude! Something like LED's are a perfect way to really change up the look and feel of a console! Best part is the mod only takes a 20 or so minutes to knock out and only costs a few bucks!!
Haha, yours can do a number for sure! Thank you very much! Its crazy... never though I would be at 50 much less 500! I think it's time for another giveaway!
I love that you're doing tutorial videos to help people out with their own modding efforts :D I feel like I cheated getting it pre-done but I also WAY trust your abilities beyond my own. Any plans (or if you've already posted and I missed it) for GBA hardware mods?
Not cheating at all you ended up with a pimped out GC!! Thank you sir! Nothing yet on GBA mods, but at some point I will get into handhelds again, its been years since Ive modded and customized them. I got spoiled with the GBA player on the GC. Effectively a HDMI GBA player now :)
great guide! is the main powerlight the same LED as the ones that come pre wired? also is the which one of the wires is positive/ negative (red or black) great work rocker this is great!
I did this and it looks amazing! Absolutely worth the 7 dollars you pay for the LEDS. One thing I will say is that you absolutely need to hot glue the connection points. I thought I could get away without doing so but because of how tight it is inside the console it would short out by bridging other terminals. once I hot glued it was a cake walk.
Thank you sir! I am very happy with it too. Turned out really well and is very fitting! BTW, show be finally getting to your custom jewel this weekend. Fingers crossed, the laser doesnt take Links head off again :(
Great video! On the Dreamcast, the controller ports are similar with the clips on top that could be snipped off to add space for an LED. Is there any issue from snipping the clips off? Do they serve any purpose?
My picoboot sets behind the controller dou you think there is enough room still for the led or that I'd have to relocate it? Also just to be sure you soldered to the 5v point correct?
Any idea what your pre-wired LED's use for resistors? I did wiring myself and kept having LED's blow on me and came upon this video while looking for answers lol.
One question. I ordered and received the lights for the controller ports however. What kind of light did you use for the power light??? Can I use of these same lights?
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So you don't need any resistors with this?also, i noticed the on off led looks different from the others. Do i need to order a separate led for the on off? Also what kind of glue are you using?
The leds I recommended come with the resistors pre soldered. I am using just normal hot glue. I think its Stanley branded. The reason it looks a bit different is the power led shines through a frosted piece of plastic, whereas the leds in the controller ports shine directly through. You dont need to order a specific led, you can just pull apart the prewired led. That is typically what I do.
@@awarebear7938 you got it. I just use my flush cuts and cut it and then pull the heat shrink off and you're all set. Just take note of the anode and cathode (positive and negative, positive will be the side with the resistor on it)
But you can't see the led when a controller is plugged in. I would drill out the 1-4 port divots and have led behind them. Maybe ill do that next, thanks.
I did that myself. Looks pretty good when you do that. Only thing I'd recommend as well is to add some kind of element to help diffuse the LED in the 1-4 divots. I used hot glue for that purpose, and it's awesome.
Can you help me with how I can add LEDs inside a gamecube controller in not sure where I to solder the LEDs to on the controller board. I would really appreciate it if u can make a video or give me instructions .
I would take a look at this video series and I lay it out pretty clearly in there. Let me know if it doesnt make sense or if you need more help. th-cam.com/video/mFowbpTwakg/w-d-xo.html
I noticed that the LEDs you used are 3mm, I ordered 5mm from the same company that you did, is there gonna be any clearance issues with the bigger size
@@RockerGaming yeah lol I said fuck it and went with it and it turned out really well. I'm very happy with the results. You've been my guide to all of these mods I've been doing so thank you for showing me all this stuff
Short answer is most likely. Longer answer is check a led calculator. This is the one I use. Itll tell you the exact resistor you need. Normally I get as close as I can to what's calculated here with no issues to note. www.hebeiltd.com.cn/?p=zz.led.resistor.calculator
I really need to get a better saudering iron and try practicing. Even just to fix broken games it seems handy. As for modding a GC, I would only ever use one made by you. Someday once ive saved up you may get a message !
For sure! You can get a decent little soldering station for under $40. Its absolutely worth it for cart repair and even doing battery swaps! I look forward to when that day happens :)
Yes sir, just trim to length, strip off a bit of the end wire, tin the exposed wire and solder those bad boys in!! Good luck and feel free to hit me up if you need help!
I replaced my power light LED with a blue one. I was playing for about an hour last night and the LED started to blink on and off. Not at a steady rate or anything. Just intermittently and sometimes staying on. Is this a bad LED? I bought some from the eBay link you shared on here for the prewired ones and had to snip off the resistor and heat wrap.
I did it with 4 different kind of colors, so I had to use resistors. It worked fine, until I decided that it would be cool to add an Rainbow one as the power LED. From there on the lights were dimmed. As I tried to fix it I destroyed the cable that connects the board to the rest of the console 😫😫 Any tips where I can buy a replacement?
Hey sorry, I got back to your other comment a bit late, but I cant say I have tried any; however, based upon the few times I have fully taken it apart, I am pretty sure you could light up the GBA port, which in my book would be really cool. I have a GC project I am currently working on, I might give that a shot!
hey my LED's are all lighting up but my ports are no longer working, do you have any idea what could be causing this? I used plenty of flux and made cone shaped solder holds. Red to the power and black to the ground. sometimes when I try to redo the soldering, some of the ports work for about 30 seconds before stopping and eventually they all stop working. Any help would greatly be appreciated
Cole, thanks for the comment. I would do a couple things. I would make sure the exposed leads from the wire that your are soldering to port are as short as possible. Then I would make sure you have all flux fully cleaned up with a toothbrush and IPA. My guess is you are getting a short and that is causing the controller ports to cut out on you.
RockerGaming So after having a friend test my paracorded cords, he said they worked on different boards and his cords didn’t work on my board, so I must’ve damaged the boards somehow both times I tried paracording. And with the gamecube Leds, I tried on a second gamecube and now both of them have some ports working and both reset to the startup screen after a couple seconds. Have you experienced this before? Any ideas what I could’ve done?
@RockerGaming you mention to use the same LEDs as the controller port for the power led but they have resistors attached to them and the one you used didn't, did you cut the resistor off?
I would absolutely love to do one, but TBH, I there isnt much you would need to do. The controller ports are already lit and it already plays full size DVD's. The only thing working against it is the GB player is SUPER expensive and rare and HDMI can be enabled by something like the Carby.
@@RockerGaming Well if it ain't broke, Don't fix it. Though I'm pretty sure that they're other mods you can do with other Consoles and Controllers, and so far, I'm colored impressed
You can absolutely make that happen, the only thing you would want to do is drill some holes into the fan shroud to be able to get the LED's to properly shine through it. I am not going to lie, its a bit of a pain.
RockerGaming yeah I just thought maybe it would be cool since you can’t really see this one when your controllers are plugged in. Also just out of curiosity because I’ve never seen it really done. Are there any mods you can do to the game boy player
I cant say I have tried any, but based upon the few times I have fully taken it apart, I am pretty sure you could light up the GBA port, which in my book would be really cool. I have GC project I am currently working on, I might give that a shot!
@@RockerGaming unfortunately its not that. I really wish it was such a simple mistake. Is there a possibility that the resistor is too high? it meters at 378 ohms.
@@fartrellcluggins930 you shouldn't need a resistor on the power led. I believe it already should be at an appropriate voltage. Double check me with your multimeter but I dont ever recall using nor needing one for the power led.
Does anyone have a link to the led he used for the power led? I want to do this mod once I get my GC loader so I don't have to open my gamecube 2 times. Thanks in advance :)
Hey you can use one of the leds from the link you just need to remove the pre-wired resistor and you should be all set just mind the positive and negative leg of the led
Nitpicking here.... but there is no positive and negative on LEDs... anode/cathode sir. LOL. But on a more serious note, have you looked into LED's that's availabe in the scale model realm. Crazy stuff. They have super small, and they got like sparkling ones, and random twinkle, and stuff that simulates jet afterburners and what not.
th-cam.com/video/J1OnK9AxYaI/w-d-xo.html Keep in mind, these require no type of logic to flicker. hdamodelworx.com the SMD led area should pique your interest.
Bahaha, you're right!! thats too funny. The LED mod I did for this video ended up in the console in the thumbnail and I used an orange console for the video, too funny!!
Why weren't the LED's in the shot of you reassembling the console? The console you show being reassembled (@ 4:33) does NOT have the LED's you soldered in. How has anyone NOT noticed this yet?!
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Please do more tutorials, great content and you cut to the chase while explaining good techniques. I’m definitely doing this mod once I get my NGC
Thank you very much sir, I really appreciate the feedback and kind words!! I will be doing more tutorials for sure. I know folks really seem to enjoy them! Several folks have followed this guide with a lot of success, please share pics with me on twitter when you have yours done, I always love seeing mods complete!! Also, if you have not done so, please give me a sub so you know when more is coming!
Dude this is simply just awesome. I'm doing more and more mods and getting confident in my soldering abilities each time. This demonstration is clear, clean and simple to follow. I salute you sir keep them coming.
Thank you very much! Glad you are feeling more confident and taking on more mod work! These are fun to do and not too difficult and its really nice as everyone can physically see the mod as its on the outside of the console instead of the inside! I would love to see some pics of what you have done!
A great tutorial! It's amazing how simple you make this look to be--and the fact that such minor things like LEDs can really enhance the look of a console is so much fun!
Thank you very much! Heck yeah dude! Something like LED's are a perfect way to really change up the look and feel of a console! Best part is the mod only takes a 20 or so minutes to knock out and only costs a few bucks!!
Bought one used Gamecube and was wondering why the ports are lit up! Now I know how it happened!
Realyy nice tutorial! LED Lights give an awesome visual display! Great video and keep up the good work!
For sure, thanks Dan much appreciated!
Great work man. LED's really do make a console shine 😁. I love the light show my Saturn puts off thanks to you 👌.
Oh, and congrats on 500 subs dude!🎉
Haha, yours can do a number for sure! Thank you very much! Its crazy... never though I would be at 50 much less 500! I think it's time for another giveaway!
I did this to both my GCs thanks to this and a video by MVG. It's so simple and makes a huge difference in appearance.
It really does! Glad this was able to help you!!
I did my lights on 3v rail kinda backwards lol. It works perfectly fine still. I used electrical tape to make it stay in place.
Did you do this to the 3.43 Logic Supply or 3.43 Bi-Directional Data Line? How are your ports responding to it?
@@samdogygaming918 idr but everything working fine.
Great tutorial! I almost feel confident enough to do this mod myself now lol.
An thanks for the links for the parts list 👍
That gamecube is awesome! Love the led mod. Great tutorial on how to solder proprely!
Thanks dude! I tossed that in as I have been getting asked lots of questions on soldering. I may need to do a video on it here soon!
This is the best tutorial out there!
I love that you're doing tutorial videos to help people out with their own modding efforts :D I feel like I cheated getting it pre-done but I also WAY trust your abilities beyond my own. Any plans (or if you've already posted and I missed it) for GBA hardware mods?
Not cheating at all you ended up with a pimped out GC!! Thank you sir! Nothing yet on GBA mods, but at some point I will get into handhelds again, its been years since Ive modded and customized them. I got spoiled with the GBA player on the GC. Effectively a HDMI GBA player now :)
great guide! is the main powerlight the same LED as the ones that come pre wired? also is the which one of the wires is positive/ negative (red or black) great work rocker this is great!
I did this and it looks amazing! Absolutely worth the 7 dollars you pay for the LEDS. One thing I will say is that you absolutely need to hot glue the connection points. I thought I could get away without doing so but because of how tight it is inside the console it would short out by bridging other terminals. once I hot glued it was a cake walk.
love it dude! Glad you pulled it off!!
@@RockerGaming thank you for the how to guide and the link to the leds. Now my GameCube loos awesome!
Thanks! Now my gamecube looks amazing.
Awesome! Please share pics on twitter!
Hell yea.. everyone should have some led on their console!! and beast of a thumb nail!
I knew you would like that thumbnail :) Excited for that goodie to get to you in the mail!
Me either!!
Love the new intro man
Thank you sir! I am very happy with it too. Turned out really well and is very fitting! BTW, show be finally getting to your custom jewel this weekend. Fingers crossed, the laser doesnt take Links head off again :(
Worked like a charm, thanks man.
Great news, you got a great result too! Nicely done!!
Great video! On the Dreamcast, the controller ports are similar with the clips on top that could be snipped off to add space for an LED. Is there any issue from snipping the clips off? Do they serve any purpose?
Ill check this out tonnight when I get home!
Thank you sir much appreciated! This would be a good one for you and your son to try out!
great tutorial, keep up the good work
Thanks Chris! I really appreciate the kind words!!
My picoboot sets behind the controller dou you think there is enough room still for the led or that I'd have to relocate it? Also just to be sure you soldered to the 5v point correct?
Any idea what your pre-wired LED's use for resistors? I did wiring myself and kept having LED's blow on me and came upon this video while looking for answers lol.
68 ohm resistor according to google
What about the power led you used. Is that included in the packet from the led link? Just getting into this lol
One question. I ordered and received the lights for the controller ports however. What kind of light did you use for the power light??? Can I use of these same lights?
Thanks @rockergaming for another great mod!!
Cheers dude!
Can you solder a 3.2v into the 3.4v logic supply?
I’m about to do this for my l spice orange. But I got orange light for it . I think that would look better
What led did you use for the top? Rhe same just stripped down? No need for a resistor
Nevermind I seen the comment below. You do strip it down☝
What are some alternatives to hot gluing? Or is that the best option?
Could could 3d print a mount, but for me these are one off so hot glue is the fastest option
I just used electrical tape
Is it required to upgrade the battery/ power supply on the daughterboard for all the LEDs to work?
It isn't. The leds draw power from the 5v line which comes from the consoles power supply
@@RockerGaming I really appreciate you getting back to me! All your videos are super helpful, thanks for everything!
i just did the cmos battery replacement on my controller port and spares i had that were not working. Now the spares all work.
What soldering iron make/model do you use in this video? My iron died so I'm looking to get a more reliable one.
Here is all the soldering tools I use:
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Dental Pick set: amzn.to/2VMeV60
Desolder Wick: amzn.to/2vIZ4Xb
Solder: amzn.to/2vIkV0Y
can something happen if it is incorrectly connected or soldered, i.e. it explodes or something, or does it simply not work
Great video! I am not a handy man though.... Amazing though!
Thanks!
No problem dude 🤜🤛
So you don't need any resistors with this?also, i noticed the on off led looks different from the others. Do i need to order a separate led for the on off? Also what kind of glue are you using?
The leds I recommended come with the resistors pre soldered. I am using just normal hot glue. I think its Stanley branded. The reason it looks a bit different is the power led shines through a frosted piece of plastic, whereas the leds in the controller ports shine directly through. You dont need to order a specific led, you can just pull apart the prewired led. That is typically what I do.
@@RockerGaming got it that makes perfect sense. So just (gently) rip apart the pre soldered resistors for the on off led correct?
@@awarebear7938 you got it. I just use my flush cuts and cut it and then pull the heat shrink off and you're all set. Just take note of the anode and cathode (positive and negative, positive will be the side with the resistor on it)
@@RockerGaming is there a way to tell without resistor? Also would locktite work?
I would stick to hot glue as it's what I'm familiar with. If it's a standard led, the longer leg is the anode or positive leg.
Which leds can be used to replace the orange power light? There’s no link provided other than the ones for controller ports
3mm LEDs
Where did you get the pre-wired 5V LED's from?
Are the LEDs 3mm or 5mm?
Bought the same LED, removed the controllers head, but the LED won't fit, it seems to be too big for the hole there....
Does a 12v pre wired led bulb also work?
But you can't see the led when a controller is plugged in. I would drill out the 1-4 port divots and have led behind them. Maybe ill do that next, thanks.
I did that myself. Looks pretty good when you do that. Only thing I'd recommend as well is to add some kind of element to help diffuse the LED in the 1-4 divots. I used hot glue for that purpose, and it's awesome.
Can you help me with how I can add LEDs inside a gamecube controller in not sure where I to solder the LEDs to on the controller board. I would really appreciate it if u can make a video or give me instructions .
I would take a look at this video series and I lay it out pretty clearly in there. Let me know if it doesnt make sense or if you need more help. th-cam.com/video/mFowbpTwakg/w-d-xo.html
Thank you I will check that out!!
Are these 3mm LEDs?
I noticed that the LEDs you used are 3mm, I ordered 5mm from the same company that you did, is there gonna be any clearance issues with the bigger size
You should be ok. I've used the 5mm before without issue
@@RockerGaming yeah lol I said fuck it and went with it and it turned out really well. I'm very happy with the results. You've been my guide to all of these mods I've been doing so thank you for showing me all this stuff
@@JamoXeno glad to hear it! No problem, more to come soon, I got some really cool stuff in the works 😉
what is the resistor near the LED for? mine is blown but i don't have the right replacement. can i use one with a similar resistance?
Short answer is most likely. Longer answer is check a led calculator. This is the one I use. Itll tell you the exact resistor you need. Normally I get as close as I can to what's calculated here with no issues to note.
www.hebeiltd.com.cn/?p=zz.led.resistor.calculator
I really need to get a better saudering iron and try practicing. Even just to fix broken games it seems handy. As for modding a GC, I would only ever use one made by you. Someday once ive saved up you may get a message !
For sure! You can get a decent little soldering station for under $40. Its absolutely worth it for cart repair and even doing battery swaps! I look forward to when that day happens :)
@@RockerGaming when i go for a saudering kit i will ask you for some recommendatioms and tips. Seems like a good investment.
Where did you get that one Light from ?
Just got in my leds like yours did you have to cut them shorter? Mine seem longer than what appears in the video? Just wondering thanks
Yes sir, just trim to length, strip off a bit of the end wire, tin the exposed wire and solder those bad boys in!! Good luck and feel free to hit me up if you need help!
Do you ever defuse the leds? Sorry for the questions
Yes I do. I lay down a layer of hot glue over the opening and then glue in the leds. That will create a diffused look for you
Do I need to have 5v LEDs? or would 12 volt Leds work?
I'd recommend 3mm leds with the appropriate resistor hooked up to the 5v rail as I show here. The only 12v rail is by the power supply
I replaced my power light LED with a blue one. I was playing for about an hour last night and the LED started to blink on and off. Not at a steady rate or anything. Just intermittently and sometimes staying on. Is this a bad LED? I bought some from the eBay link you shared on here for the prewired ones and had to snip off the resistor and heat wrap.
I'd double check the soldering and if that isnt it, swap the led could be faulty
Where did you get the led for the power light? I bought the ones for the controller port but where do I get that specific one
I did it with 4 different kind of colors, so I had to use resistors. It worked fine, until I decided that it would be cool to add an Rainbow one as the power LED. From there on the lights were dimmed. As I tried to fix it I destroyed the cable that connects the board to the rest of the console 😫😫 Any tips where I can buy a replacement?
I'd search ebay for a replacement board and either pull the cable off there or just install your led mod into that controller daughterboard
i got 5 led lights from the USA all are pre wired with resisters , do i keep the reister on when soldering the center under the lid light
I remove it just mind you the resistor is on the positive leg of the led and the polarity matters
Is there any mods you can do to the game boy player you would recommend
Hey sorry, I got back to your other comment a bit late, but I cant say I have tried any; however, based upon the few times I have fully taken it apart, I am pretty sure you could light up the GBA port, which in my book would be really cool. I have a GC project I am currently working on, I might give that a shot!
hey my LED's are all lighting up but my ports are no longer working, do you have any idea what could be causing this? I used plenty of flux and made cone shaped solder holds. Red to the power and black to the ground. sometimes when I try to redo the soldering, some of the ports work for about 30 seconds before stopping and eventually they all stop working. Any help would greatly be appreciated
Cole, thanks for the comment. I would do a couple things. I would make sure the exposed leads from the wire that your are soldering to port are as short as possible. Then I would make sure you have all flux fully cleaned up with a toothbrush and IPA. My guess is you are getting a short and that is causing the controller ports to cut out on you.
RockerGaming thank you for the reply! I’ll definitely try it out! I appreciate it
RockerGaming So after having a friend test my paracorded cords, he said they worked on different boards and his cords didn’t work on my board, so I must’ve damaged the boards somehow both times I tried paracording. And with the gamecube Leds, I tried on a second gamecube and now both of them have some ports working and both reset to the startup screen after a couple seconds. Have you experienced this before? Any ideas what I could’ve done?
where can i find custom plates for the top of the gamecube and cases for the system/controllers
Check out my etsy 😉
Where can I get a purple power led tho?
I'm finding it rather difficult to put the top shell casing of the GameCube on after installing the mod. Does anyone else notice how tight it is?
Where did you get the led you used for the legacy-led, I bought the ones that are pre-wired but can't find the other ones
Just snip the wire off the pre wired led and you should be all set 😁
@@RockerGaming thanks man I appreciate it (:
@@jhovannydiaz8016 no problem! Good luck with the mod and feel free to share on Twitter!
@RockerGaming you mention to use the same LEDs as the controller port for the power led but they have resistors attached to them and the one you used didn't, did you cut the resistor off?
Yes sir that's exactly right
While many people are on the Topic of GameCube Mods, have you ever Considered doing a Panasonic Q Mod?
I would absolutely love to do one, but TBH, I there isnt much you would need to do. The controller ports are already lit and it already plays full size DVD's. The only thing working against it is the GB player is SUPER expensive and rare and HDMI can be enabled by something like the Carby.
@@RockerGaming Well if it ain't broke, Don't fix it. Though I'm pretty sure that they're other mods you can do with other Consoles and Controllers, and so far, I'm colored impressed
for sure there is and we will tackle different and more consoles this year!!
@@RockerGaming I'm looking forward to it
me too! variety is the spice of life and I need to mod some of my consoles I have sitting around, lol.
So I saw some others mod it so the lights shine out of the fan vents. any opinions on doing it that way?
You can absolutely make that happen, the only thing you would want to do is drill some holes into the fan shroud to be able to get the LED's to properly shine through it. I am not going to lie, its a bit of a pain.
RockerGaming yeah I just thought maybe it would be cool since you can’t really see this one when your controllers are plugged in. Also just out of curiosity because I’ve never seen it really done. Are there any mods you can do to the game boy player
I cant say I have tried any, but based upon the few times I have fully taken it apart, I am pretty sure you could light up the GBA port, which in my book would be really cool. I have GC project I am currently working on, I might give that a shot!
okay so I replaced the power led with a different colored one. cant even get it to light up. There is 5 volts present and it just wont illuminate.?
Make sure you have the anode and cathode of the led in right place. My guess is you have it flipped
@@RockerGaming unfortunately its not that. I really wish it was such a simple mistake. Is there a possibility that the resistor is too high? it meters at 378 ohms.
@@fartrellcluggins930 you shouldn't need a resistor on the power led. I believe it already should be at an appropriate voltage. Double check me with your multimeter but I dont ever recall using nor needing one for the power led.
@@RockerGaming the factory one, that's already installed in the led circuit
Are the leds only lit up when the console is turned on or are they always lit as long as the console is plugged in?
Only when the.console is on
Is that a 6v power LED?
It will work no problem off of either 5 or 6 volts. Sorry, I just saw the comment!
I only have 3.5V, is this ok?? Or not ???
Does anyone have a link to the led he used for the power led? I want to do this mod once I get my GC loader so I don't have to open my gamecube 2 times. Thanks in advance :)
Hey you can use one of the leds from the link you just need to remove the pre-wired resistor and you should be all set just mind the positive and negative leg of the led
@@RockerGaming Awesome, thanks for the speedy reply :) . Love your content, keep up the great work
@@karlmee1234 no problem! Gc loader + led mod = 😍
Nitpicking here.... but there is no positive and negative on LEDs... anode/cathode sir. LOL. But on a more serious note, have you looked into LED's that's availabe in the scale model realm. Crazy stuff. They have super small, and they got like sparkling ones, and random twinkle, and stuff that simulates jet afterburners and what not.
I have not, do you have any links to them? I need to check that out for sure, it sounds amazing!!
th-cam.com/video/J1OnK9AxYaI/w-d-xo.html
Keep in mind, these require no type of logic to flicker.
hdamodelworx.com
the SMD led area should pique your interest.
You didn't even have the LEDs on when reassembling lmao
Yeah I noticed it's just a reversed video of the opening breakdown. Wonder if this mod even fits.
Im doing it right now. It works :). I did the 3v one though
Do mine... 😭
4:34 The PCB reinstalled in the Gamecube is not the modded one. EXPOSED! :P
Bahaha, you're right!! thats too funny. The LED mod I did for this video ended up in the console in the thumbnail and I used an orange console for the video, too funny!!
Hot gluing the leds for the controller ports were a bitch
holy shit that music is annoying
Why weren't the LED's in the shot of you reassembling the console? The console you show being reassembled (@ 4:33) does NOT have the LED's you soldered in. How has anyone NOT noticed this yet?!
He just reverse the clip of the diassebly part. i dont know why but thats it