I've heard that the Twin Famicom uses a low-pass filter on the audio, which causes the sound to appear muffled. How do I go about removing the LPF?
Tim in Australia who sells the RGB boards suggested to replace a resistor. I tried that but the sound was worse, in my opinion.
Someone else here on Famicom World suggested to remove a certain capacitor inside. I didn't like the sound after doing so either.
You don't remove that capacitor, but replace with 10nF one.
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Why do you keep posting that image?
Why do you starting new threads instead of search on this forum first? All your problems were discussed before many times.
I don't know either. I'll make sure to follow that rule later on.