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Helder's Game Tech NDS Lite Flex Amp for GBA Macro

Helder's Game Tech NDS Lite Flex Amp for GBA Macro

by Angry Helder
$15.99 - $15.99
$15.99
$15.99 - $15.99
$15.99

If you're looking to convert your DS Lite into a GBA Macro, this two-in-one flex amp from Helder's Game Tech is for you! 

Features

  • Only 7 solder points for an easy installation
  • Integrates the 330 Ohm Resistor Mod to enable the lower screen without the top screen (Macro Mod)
  • 1.5W Output capable of driving a variety of speakers
  • Superior Low Noise 

Included

  • 1 x NDS Lite Flex Amp for GBA Macro

Notes

  • Please ensure that the speaker and the amp are isolated from each other (i.e. with kapton tape) during install

Customer Reviews

Based on 3 reviews
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Joshua Wise
Easiest Macro

Works great and easy to install.

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Leenard stayzee
Works great!!

This made my macro build so easy. Bought this and paired with a new Nintendo switch speaker and sounds amazing. Also it includes the resistor needed to fool ds into thinking it has a top screen. Paired with a boxypixel aluminum front, led light pipe from mouser, my macro build turned out amazing!

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Nicholas Parker
Nice!

This is a really nice way to get a Game Boy Macro finished up. I had it all working perfectly, but the wires that come on the Switch speaker are really fussy and I had to resolder the speaker multiple times and now I've fried the contacts for the speaker. YAY! Now I have to order another to fix it! I have better wire, so I don't think I'll have any issues next time.

So, bottom line is: It's a rad thing, I just messed mine up. Lesson learned!

Customer Reviews

Based on 3 reviews
100%
(3)
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(0)
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(0)
0%
(0)
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J
Joshua Wise
Easiest Macro

Works great and easy to install.

L
Leenard stayzee
Works great!!

This made my macro build so easy. Bought this and paired with a new Nintendo switch speaker and sounds amazing. Also it includes the resistor needed to fool ds into thinking it has a top screen. Paired with a boxypixel aluminum front, led light pipe from mouser, my macro build turned out amazing!

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Nicholas Parker
Nice!

This is a really nice way to get a Game Boy Macro finished up. I had it all working perfectly, but the wires that come on the Switch speaker are really fussy and I had to resolder the speaker multiple times and now I've fried the contacts for the speaker. YAY! Now I have to order another to fix it! I have better wire, so I don't think I'll have any issues next time.

So, bottom line is: It's a rad thing, I just messed mine up. Lesson learned!