Can you turn off the sound and keep the eyes on? null

Yes, volume knob on rear. The jaw will keep moving which is stupid. Add a switch to deactivate jaw by opening up the head. I ran the switch wires down to his rear where I have a switch. Now he looks cool with the LCD eyes on and is quiet!!! ahhhh so much better to have options. If you take this on, knowing how to solder is important for longevity of the tweak. I used shrink-tubing over my soldering to preserve things since it's outside. You can use electricians tape but shrink tubing is just cleaner. You'll run wires out where the head mounts. I bought some small connectors where I can disconnect the wires to remove head. I then added another set of connectors and long wire running down his spine. Essentially, anywhere the body disconnects, you'll need to also have a connector so it can still be taken apart easily. I drilled a hole in the rear hips to mount the switch. Took a couple of hours to dial everything in and it works great.

Yes kind of. You can mute the sound but his mouth will still move and lights in eyes will be on.

Yes there is a knob on the back of the skeleton that allows you to adjust the sound.

Yes, just lower all the volume until you hear nothing

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Yes, volume knob on rear. The jaw will keep moving which is stupid. Add a switch to deactivate jaw by opening up the head. I ran the switch wires down to his rear where I have a switch. Now he looks cool with the LCD eyes on and is quiet!!! ahhhh so much better to have options. If you take this on, knowing how to solder is important for longevity of the tweak. I used shrink-tubing over my soldering to preserve things since it's outside. You can use electricians tape but shrink tubing is just cleaner. You'll run wires out where the head mounts. I bought some small connectors where I can disconnect the wires to remove head. I then added another set of connectors and long wire running down his spine. Essentially, anywhere the body disconnects, you'll need to also have a connector so it can still be taken apart easily. I drilled a hole in the rear hips to mount the switch. Took a couple of hours to dial everything in and it works great.
Answered by avidgeek 4 years ago
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Yes kind of. You can mute the sound but his mouth will still move and lights in eyes will be on.
Answered by TinaJon 4 years ago
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Yes there is a knob on the back of the skeleton that allows you to adjust the sound.
Answered by Barbie 4 years ago
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Yes, just lower all the volume until you hear nothing
Answered by NMLL 4 years ago
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