You're welcome! I know you only requested the menu navigation sounds but I decided to rip all I could including the "System Lockup/Coin Jam" sound because I had been meaning to rip the sound effects anyways.
All of the boards can do that, I just switched to 39 in 1 footage because I had it set up for coin play whereas the 60 in 1 was set up for free play... could've probably just switched the settings on the 60 in 1 tbh but it is what it is
@@multicademaniac Holy crap, I JUST now remembered, yes the 60 in 1 does have this, I remember a 60 in 1 machine doing that, I don't remember where because it was a long time ago, but I remember something like that.
Someone had put up an ebay listing with 2 39 in 1s (one "A" variant, one "B" variant), 3 customized 9 in 1s, 1 4 in 1, and a pandora's box horizontal pcb. I knew my chances of finding these if I passed the offer were slim plus the asking price was pretty good considering what I was getting so I went for it. Glad I did because I was able to open this channel, plus these older boards are just really fascinating to me so having them is just cool.
@@CosmicToons Basically the A variant is the "original" board whereas the B variant is a clone made using cheaper components afaik. The B variants only started popping up when the 39 in 1 got a fair bit more popular as they weren't ever made for the earlier 9 in 1s, 4 in 1s, 3 in 1s, etc. The B boards were supposedly rife with issues like the aforementioned lower sound quality, lower lifespan than the A variants, and a fair bit more issues (Galaxian-hardware based games have a far lower sound pitch on my B variant than my A variant, the pitch is more like the 60 in 1's there.)... My B variant board actually has a bug in the menu where the "Select" text at the bottom is put where the game name is supposed to be so there's that -- though that may be because of the newer firmware version it has compared to my A variant board. It's also notable that it's pretty hard to tell A variant boards from B variant boards without playing them -- at least in the case of the 39 in 1.
Thank you so much
You're welcome! I know you only requested the menu navigation sounds but I decided to rip all I could including the "System Lockup/Coin Jam" sound because I had been meaning to rip the sound effects anyways.
I had no idea these boards had a coin jam sensor! Unless it's only on the 39 in 1s
All of the boards can do that, I just switched to 39 in 1 footage because I had it set up for coin play whereas the 60 in 1 was set up for free play... could've probably just switched the settings on the 60 in 1 tbh but it is what it is
@@multicademaniac Holy crap, I JUST now remembered, yes the 60 in 1 does have this, I remember a 60 in 1 machine doing that, I don't remember where because it was a long time ago, but I remember something like that.
The 39-in-1 boards are hard to find! How were you able to get yours?
Someone had put up an ebay listing with 2 39 in 1s (one "A" variant, one "B" variant), 3 customized 9 in 1s, 1 4 in 1, and a pandora's box horizontal pcb. I knew my chances of finding these if I passed the offer were slim plus the asking price was pretty good considering what I was getting so I went for it. Glad I did because I was able to open this channel, plus these older boards are just really fascinating to me so having them is just cool.
@@multicademaniac Ah.
@@multicademaniac Hey it just hit me; what's the difference between the A and B variants, aside from sound quality?
@@CosmicToons Basically the A variant is the "original" board whereas the B variant is a clone made using cheaper components afaik. The B variants only started popping up when the 39 in 1 got a fair bit more popular as they weren't ever made for the earlier 9 in 1s, 4 in 1s, 3 in 1s, etc. The B boards were supposedly rife with issues like the aforementioned lower sound quality, lower lifespan than the A variants, and a fair bit more issues (Galaxian-hardware based games have a far lower sound pitch on my B variant than my A variant, the pitch is more like the 60 in 1's there.)... My B variant board actually has a bug in the menu where the "Select" text at the bottom is put where the game name is supposed to be so there's that -- though that may be because of the newer firmware version it has compared to my A variant board.
It's also notable that it's pretty hard to tell A variant boards from B variant boards without playing them -- at least in the case of the 39 in 1.
@@multicademaniac Aight thanks
I never realized how these sounds were just simple short sine waves. probably would be easy to recreate.
Will there be download links for the sound/music rips?
I like it
Upload you playing ms Pacman frogger galaga & donkey kong on the 39 in 1 with the demo sound
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Here's every sound as a seperate WAV if anyone wants it: drive.google.com/drive/folders/1BhyMy0aD1tFiH2zqj_tpZbLMTVVkl2wY?usp=drive_link