So I'm now wondering if I spend more money to buy a new sound module,
that I don't have a connection to my past, or if I attempt to hack on
it and look for some DC fuse, or just call it a loss.
If it's been stored for a long time and it's somewhat old, I'd suspect
you have a bad cap or two. Open it up and look for any caps that are bulging, have a rounded top or are leaking and replace them.
Common problem in old electronics.
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