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Standalone Juke Project
june:
I don't know why I'm not attaching pictures properly. I must not be reading the directions right. Scary - to think I'm a programmer by day....aaaaah!
Here are a couple links...
http://www.kingcupcottage.com/arcade/juke11.jpg
http://www.kingcupcottage.com/arcade/juke9.jpg
June
Reattaching a pic here....
civic83:
i think this looks great, i've been wanting to build something like that for a while now, I'd definately be interested in the plans. Also, where did you get your buttons, in specific, the triangular ones?
dmsuchy:
Very nice, I would like to see some photos of your Galaga cab also, looks great in the back ground.
DrewKaree:
--- Quote from: civic83 on June 24, 2004, 02:04:32 pm ---Also, where did you get your buttons, in specific, the triangular ones?
--- End quote ---
Happs makes a triangle button. Dunno what it's specifically named, but search around there, you'll find it.
What size monitor is that in there? After seeing your project, I liked the shape and size, but wondered how all my 15" monitors would look sitting in such a big box and how to do dual monitors, (I thought to myself, they'd look like @$$). I REALLY like your solution and now want to start on my own, based off a Rock-ola, but same monitor/speaker solution. GREAT/FANTASTIC/AWESOME idea...also, what size speakers are those?
The sub placement will make little to no difference unless you have some sort of port/opening for it. Otherwise, you've just put your sub (which is usually non-directional) inside another box. If you can, remove a panel to see what it would sound like (kinda...not a real precise method) with a port/opening.
pcdoctor:
June,
You go girl!
You do the computer and electrical work.
I can't wait the see the rest of this jukebox!
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