Agreed, it is expensive, especially considering it's just the damn, cabinet....forget about montor and parts. Convert that price to Canadian $$ and it hurts even more, I imagine shipping across the border would add even more $$....ugh....Good idea Nailz, Home Depot does cut wood for you, thats not a bad route....oh and thanks for the link.....'Dink'
I like Dave K's suggestion of a four player cab conversion, that would be a bit easier. I know some purists may consider it butchery to 'mame' an arcade cabinet, as long as it isn't a classic or rare cabinet....who cares.
What about running a mame cabinet that can also play pcb's?? How difficult is that to set up? Or is it better to have two separate cabinets, one for Mame, and one for PCB's? I know that depending on what pcb you play may have different requirements on the monitor, but all I really own are horizontal games. Since I am going to use a Wells Gardner 27" in my Mame cabinet it should facilitate any arcade pcb's I use.
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