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TOPIC: DIY sound in a acolyte warrior
DIY sound in a acolyte warrior 5 months 2 weeks ago #31376
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I bought a acolyte warrior tier and was wondering if anyone knew how to get the speakers and the sound in all of it without having to send it in to saberforge
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"I sense great fear in you, Skywalker. You have hate… you have anger… but you don’t use them.”
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DIY sound in a acolyte warrior 5 months 2 weeks ago #31382
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Khalil wrote:
I bought a acolyte warrior tier and was wondering if anyone knew how to get the speakers and the sound in all of it without having to send it in to saberforge
Khalil I dont mean to be rude, what research have you done? That kind of install is fairly basic to some , but a challenge for others. Check out video on youtube. TCSS has many how to videos. What was your reason for not getting it with sound in the first place? Good luck with your quest for sound. MTFBWY |
DIY sound in a acolyte warrior 5 months 2 weeks ago #31394
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Khalil wrote:
I bought a acolyte warrior tier and was wondering if anyone knew how to get the speakers and the sound in all of it without having to send it in to saberforge
to answer your Question go to youtube seach how to install sound in saber or simailar buy soundboard wiring and speaker from the Customsabershop |
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DIY sound in a acolyte warrior 5 months 2 weeks ago #31395
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What you need to do first is measure the internal space, the interior diameter and lenght.
Then that will give you a good idea of what you can do. Feel free to ask question, E |
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"You cannot play God then wash your hands of the things you've created. The day will come when you can't hide from the things you have done anymore."
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DIY sound in a acolyte warrior 5 months 2 weeks ago #31401
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Elim Vos wrote:
What you need to do first is measure the internal space, the interior diameter and lenght. I would just send it in. There is so much more to it than measuring dimensions. Warrior sabers have a removable battery. Champion tiers don't. Switch is glued in and has to be replace from latching to momentary. Recharge port added, and both have to be wired to sound board , LED , battery and speaker.Then that will give you a good idea of what you can do. Feel free to ask question, E let's not forget that this all has to be done thru the end of the hilt where the pommel screws in. like building a ship in a bottle. Access is limited because hilt is one piece. I hope this summary clarifies the endeavor you are facing. Choose wisely and good luck. |
DIY sound in a acolyte warrior 5 months 2 weeks ago #31414
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Honestly, it depends on if they want to do an install themselfs. In the original post it was clearly stated they didn't want to send it in.
If they have experience with soldering and are up to the challenge, then go for it. |
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"You cannot play God then wash your hands of the things you've created. The day will come when you can't hide from the things you have done anymore."
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DIY sound in a acolyte warrior 5 months 2 weeks ago #31482
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Elim Vos wrote:
Honestly, it depends on if they want to do an install themselfs. In the original post it was clearly stated they didn't want to send it in. Agreed, the post was made asking if anyone knew how. Clearly he is not aware of the process involved to undergo such a task. This is not to say he can't do it. He ask how and needs to know the various complexities involved. I perceived that he was unaware, not incapable.
If they have experience with soldering and are up to the challenge, then go for it. |
DIY sound in a acolyte warrior 5 months 2 weeks ago #31571
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Well I'm not very experienced in anything like this but I watched a video and I'm thinking I could be able to do it. I might be better off just sending it in so I don't void the warranty
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"I sense great fear in you, Skywalker. You have hate… you have anger… but you don’t use them.”
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DIY sound in a acolyte warrior 5 months 2 weeks ago #31578
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Khalil good morning. I hope you realize I meant no disrespect to you. I felt it was important for you to understand what would be involved. If you do decide to send it in, all the work will be under warranty. If you
were to do it and something wasn't correct, you risk extra cost and frustrations in the learning process. If you do decide to send it in maybe consider getting Quick- connects installed. Possibly request a new LED for a second color option. If your current LED doesn't have them, ask to see if they could add to your existing LED module. I hope my advice helps with your decision. 
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