FOR SALE:
Hanaho ArcadePC Deluxe. More info can be found on Hanaho's website:
http://www.hanaho.com/products/ArcadePC/Deluxe/index.htmlPlease note that when I purchased this ArcadePC, the offering was a bit different. Instead of a 21" PC monitor my cabinet came with a 27" SVGA arcade monitor. It makes the lower resolution arcade games that we have come to adore look more authentic. Also, with a 27" monitor you can still play vertical games with the actual play area at least the same size as the original vertical arcade game if not larger. I am very pleased with this monitor. It has a horizontal range of 31.5KHz - 48.5Khz and a vertical range of 50Hz to 90Hz. It can have screen resolutions up to 1024x768 interlaced which will make a windows desktop look a bit "fuzzy" but our favorite MAME games look more authentic. This monitor works well with vector games also. Screen resolutions below 1024x768 are non-interlaced. For more info on the monitor go to SharpImage's website:
http://www.sharpimage.net/si227svga.htmlAlso the original control panel that came with the ArcadePC when I purchased it had no trackball so I redesigned the control panel and have added a 3" Happ's trackball and a Fultra spinner. All the buttons are Happ's and all the controls I purchased were new. I replaced the non-programable Hanaho keyboard encoder with an IPAC and the trackball and spinner are controlled by a Hagstrom ME24 encoder.
PC's were not included at the time I purchased the cabinet and the PC I have in the cabinet will be sold with the cabinet. It is a PC I built from scratch for this cabinet. It consists of a PIII 800 processor, 256MB RAM, Voodoo 3 video card, CD-ROM, floppy drive, NIC and 20 or 30MB hard drive. I don't remember the HD size off hand so if you need to know that let me know and I will find out. I have an Altec Lansing PC speaker system with sub in the cabinet. I am also using a genuine Soundblaster Awe64 gold in the cabinet for maximum DOS compatibility. You can use Windows based emulators if you like but I prefer AdvanceMAME for DOS and have the cabinet running that now.
The coin door is functional but Hanaho didn't have the lights wired so I wired them up to the 12V side of the PC power supply.
I will also throw in two bar stools that I purchased from Happ's.
Here's some more pictures:
http://members.sigecom.net/tambrosi/cab/p9140213.jpghttp://members.sigecom.net/tambrosi/cab/p9140220.jpghttp://members.sigecom.net/tambrosi/cab/p9140226.jpghttp://members.sigecom.net/tambrosi/cab/p9140227.jpghttp://members.sigecom.net/tambrosi/cab/p9140228.jpghttp://members.sigecom.net/tambrosi/cab/p9140233.jpghttp://members.sigecom.net/tambrosi/cab/DSC0146.jpghttp://members.sigecom.net/tambrosi/cab/DSC0148.jpgI am selling the cabinet because I am in the process of building my own cocktail cabinet so I don't need two cabinets. The cabinet has been mostly adult played (sadly) and is in excellent condition.
A new Hanaho cabinet is ridicuously priced at $5000 and I am asking $2500 for this cabinet. Can you build one cheaper with used components, yes definitely. This cabinet is for the person who doesn't have the time, tools or skills to build their own cabinet but still wants a professional looking cabinet.
Please note I will not ship this cabinet. I live in southwest Indiana (Evansville) and you can come play test the cabinet and I can help you load it into your truck or van or you can pay someone to come into my house and pack it up.
If you have any questions please reply here or email me directly at tjambro@sigecom.net. Please use "Arcade Cabinet" or something similar in the subject line as I get much spam email daily and delete most without looking at it.
Thank you for your time.
Tom Ambrosio
aka Ambrocade