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4 opinions for Make Your PSP Headphones Louder Guide

• Mike
  Jun 28, 2007 at 06:10

  Good guide! I’m just kinda scared of actually doing something like that. Those earpieces can be pricey. :)

  I’m just wondering. Does this newfound volume power affect battery life? Everytime I crank up the volume of my handheld, it eats up a little more power. Since the earphones become more powerful, would this shorten my playing time?

• Chris
  Jul 6, 2007 at 18:27

  Yes mike it will have a effect on your battery. The reason sony put a resistor in the headphones is lower the power consumption of the headphones.
  So that the batter last longer. The battery that sony has choosen is a poor choice. Here is a little tid bit the original design of the psp was to a 333 Mhz portable jack of all trades.
  Sony being cheap by get cost down for production of the psp choose a smaller battery. But soon they realized that operating the processor at 333Mhz put a big drain on the battery so the undeclocked the processor to 266
  max.
  Sony does offer a bigger battery solution for the psp it is rated at 3.6volts @ 2600mAh. Instead of 3.6volts @ 1800mAh stock psp battery. Which will buy you 2-2.5 hours.

• Chris
  Jul 6, 2007 at 18:35

  Corection “Which will buy you 2-2.5 hours.” (of more time over the stock battery.)

• Paolo
  Jul 12, 2007 at 00:37

  The inside of my PSP earphones are different in the inside..from the back the copper and green are across from each other and theres no black thingy with numbers

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