I didn't really think it was something I wouldn't enjoy, but I was definitely reluctant to try it since I have zero background in electronics. But when people started modding Nintendo Gameboys back in the day I thought it was so cool that I just had to try. Turns out it's fun as hell, it's useful, and you usually get something cool at the end.
My recent projects have been these DIY guitar pedal kits you can buy online. They send you all the stuff you need and you just put it together. It's extremely zen. That's such a great way to put it.
Yeah definitely understandable. I started with softmods as well, which are also pretty fun. I'm still a little too nervous to mess with newer, more expensive systems in case I break them. It's pretty fun to mess with old stuff though. Swap out parts, update the technology, make them look cool, etc.
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I didn't really think it was something I wouldn't enjoy, but I was definitely reluctant to try it since I have zero background in electronics. But when people started modding Nintendo Gameboys back in the day I thought it was so cool that I just had to try. Turns out it's fun as hell, it's useful, and you usually get something cool at the end.
My recent projects have been these DIY guitar pedal kits you can buy online. They send you all the stuff you need and you just put it together. It's extremely zen. That's such a great way to put it.
I like hacking/modding consoles but never got into hardware mods, dunno why. Just that extra hurdle of needing to buy a new set of tools I guess.
Yeah definitely understandable. I started with softmods as well, which are also pretty fun. I'm still a little too nervous to mess with newer, more expensive systems in case I break them. It's pretty fun to mess with old stuff though. Swap out parts, update the technology, make them look cool, etc.