Sega-Naomi

Does anyone know how to hook up the sound for a Naomi to an Egret II cab? I've got it plugged into the Jamma port, and everything seems to be working other than the sound. The setup uses the following:



Naomi MB

Sega type 1 I/O converter (rev.B)

GD-ROM

supplemental power supply

you need a sound amp

grantspain wrote:you need a sound amp

I figured I might. I see that there's one for sale in the Market area. I can see how it would hook up to the Naomi and the psu, but how/where is it then connected into the Egret II?

brumma wrote:

grantspain wrote:you need a sound amp

I figured I might. I see that there's one for sale in the Market area. I can see how it would hook up to the Naomi and the psu, but how/where is it then connected into the Egret II?

Here is a easy fix that will not cost you alot of money.



Hook it up to a receiver or stereo PC speakers. You can control the audio with them and you do not have to use a ton of wiring.



If not you need to wire your speakers to work with the sega amp.

SegaFan4Life wrote:

brumma wrote:

grantspain wrote:you need a sound amp

I figured I might. I see that there's one for sale in the Market area. I can see how it would hook up to the Naomi and the psu, but how/where is it then connected into the Egret II?

Here is a easy fix that will not cost you alot of money.



Hook it up to a receiver or stereo PC speakers. You can control the audio with them and you do not have to use a ton of wiring.



If not you need to wire your speakers to work with the sega amp.

To be honest, I would rather keep everything tidy and self-contained, so would probably go to the extra trouble to wire everything up properly.

brumma wrote:

SegaFan4Life wrote:

brumma wrote:

I figured I might. I see that there's one for sale in the Market area. I can see how it would hook up to the Naomi and the psu, but how/where is it then connected into the Egret II?

Here is a easy fix that will not cost you alot of money.



Hook it up to a receiver or stereo PC speakers. You can control the audio with them and you do not have to use a ton of wiring.



If not you need to wire your speakers to work with the sega amp.

To be honest, I would rather keep everything tidy and self-contained, so would probably go to the extra trouble to wire everything up properly.

I still have the Sega audio amp for sale if you need it (I think you were referring my FS thread.)



Just let me know.



Thanks,

Steve