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Originally Posted by ember1205
Why would it cause headaches? What I'm proposing is essentially the same as using a HUB, which converts a single connection into multiple connections through parallel wiring.
The only difference I would be creating is that I would be reducing the amount of power available across each individual port if I were to have all of the ports utilized. I have one 8GB USB stick that I leave connected in the console with music on it and use the second one for my phone. Adding a splitter and utilizing only two ports still would mean they would still work in exactly the same way with no degradation or loss of functionality.
The connector on the back side of the USB ports in the console isn't a standard USB-A connector and re-routing that wiring might be more than just a trivial affair to complete. It makes more sense to move closer to a 'source' location and split there with shorter overall runs.
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If it helps at all, this is
my USB module opened up. Double stacked boards, one for the USB’s and one for the 3.5mm jack. I’m sure the 2020 is different with some saying they have room for a SD card but at least the connector seems to be a micro-B USB which you could just put a splitter in place of.
Ignore the discolored as my original module was fried lmao