Mandalorian
- Jun 11, 2015
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Hi
I was trying to put together a voice module for a costume and have run into a snag. I bought a module that I can save 5 different sound clips to which are played through an attached speaker by pushing individual buttons. The speaker was too quiet so I removed this and added a connector which then plugs into an amp. Both have their own power supply. the module runs off 3 x 1.5 volt button batteries and the amp has its own re chargeable power pack which states 5 volts. When I first connected it up it worked, but then 1 button worked and the other 4 produced only the initial first second of the sound clip. I tried switching the buttons round to see if it was the buttons or the connections but the same sound clip played ok with a different button and the others didn't. Do I have a power problem from the voice module and would upping this solve it or is there something else. Thanks. Dave
I was trying to put together a voice module for a costume and have run into a snag. I bought a module that I can save 5 different sound clips to which are played through an attached speaker by pushing individual buttons. The speaker was too quiet so I removed this and added a connector which then plugs into an amp. Both have their own power supply. the module runs off 3 x 1.5 volt button batteries and the amp has its own re chargeable power pack which states 5 volts. When I first connected it up it worked, but then 1 button worked and the other 4 produced only the initial first second of the sound clip. I tried switching the buttons round to see if it was the buttons or the connections but the same sound clip played ok with a different button and the others didn't. Do I have a power problem from the voice module and would upping this solve it or is there something else. Thanks. Dave