u/PerilousParanoia

I’m probably playing it wrong though.

The triggers, battery, and side buttons all rattle so badly that it makes the cheap device seem so much cheaper. All you have to do is open it up and thicken the contact points of those buttons with some electrical tape.

It’s pretty ghetto but no buttons rattle anymore. I made a thick rectangle of tape underneath the battery, carefully taped down the triggers with it, and put tiny little layers on the side buttons (yes, they rattle too).

Now the device is silent and it’s a great quality of life upgrade if you own an RG35XX/Plus.

Using a Sonicake Pocket Master plugged into a Harmon/Kardon Onyx 3 Bluetooth speaker recorded with a phone. Lol.

Now I’m over here scouring the internet looking for used units because neither are available for sale anymore.

Both happened to pop up on eBay at the same time and my dumb ass paid the premium price. Lesson learned. Don’t sell your handhelds.

She’s upset and hates looking in the mirror now. So I decided to do the same. I had long hair and cut it down to an inch (#8).

I left this for her on her bathroom countertop. I hope it was the right thing to do. And yes, I made a typo but I wrote it quickly.

The white RG40XX V is nice but doesn’t come in retro gray. Why, Anbernic, why?

I live in the corner of a living room.

I skipped out on this handheld because the RG40XX series had just come out by the time I got into retro handhelds, but now I wish I had picked one up when they were cheap and plentiful.

If anyone knows someone who’s selling one, feel free to let me know.

He kicked my ass at level 43.

Well it certainly was a grind, but they all belong to me now.

•Tone knob delete
•Empty pot hole butt plug
•EMG solderless wiring kit
•Hipshot style bridge saddles
•Guyker locking machine heads
•Active Seymour Duncan Blackouts

This X series soloist dropped earlier this year, but the hardware was stock Jackson parts. So I basically upgraded it to a Pro series. Plays much better now.