Build Your Own Arcade Controls Forum
Main => Monitor/Video Forum => Topic started by: ntjedi on August 03, 2003, 09:08:24 pm
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I am thinking of breaking down and getting the D9200. I just wanted to verify and make sure that this will be the solve all to my isses. I have a slikstik controller, ArcadeVGA and J-Pac running in a cabinet. I want to be able to run all the games in the correct resolutions. Right now what I have running is an old SEGA 25" and I cannot get it to sync to certain resolutions.
What is everyones opinion on the D9200?
I love playing with what I have now I usually just end up tweaking the vhold but I want to get it to be a stable system so someone can play if I am not around.
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Well you'll be hard pressed to find someone who is running a D9200 say he hates it :).
Just read through the posts in this forum for the last few months- there's been a ton of questions lately about how the D9200 works with this or that...general consensus is that it's great - but nothing is perfect. You'll always find something is a compromise. I've yet to have any serious problems with it. It's easy to setup and get going, looks great, but YMMV.
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Aw crap. I just measured my box and I can only fix a 25" monitor in it. Oh well I guess I will just have to tinker with the one I have.
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Aw crap. I just measured my box and I can only fix a 25" monitor in it. Oh well I guess I will just have to tinker with the one I have.
I thought that might be a problem, but didn't want to sound negative :P That sucks. You know the d9200 is not actually 27" wide, right? Check out the stats at the site (wellsgardner.com) and who knows you may get lucky...
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The 9200 is something like 24" wide and my cabinet is only 23"!
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The 9200 is something like 24" wide and my cabinet is only 23"!
heh sounds like a you have a little challenge in front of you ;)
Good luck, I'd just build a new one if you really want a d9200 ( as opposed to chopping the top off your classic sega...)