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Main => Main Forum => Topic started by: rollerball on February 24, 2007, 05:33:36 pm
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Are any of the multi game jamma boards any good...if so whats the best one???Im going vertical so I like the look of the 48 in 1...with the classics
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Be careful what you say in here.
Some people get their knickers in a twist over these multi game PCBs.
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We just had this in a thread about 1000 in 1 and variations. I guess the topic veered too far off the allowable so it was deleted by the mods. Not sure how much this info is tolerated right now.
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Ok sorry I didnt know that they are such a bad thing??Not that Ive got one but have been thinking about getting one...I dont like the look of the 1000 in ones....may as well build a mame machine for that
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Ok sorry I didnt know that they are such a bad thing??Not that Ive got one but have been thinking about getting one...I dont like the look of the 1000 in ones....may as well build a mame machine for that
In terms of functionality they're not in themselves a bad thing.... BUT They run a pirated version of Mame and have pirated Embedded ROM Sets. That is the reason the thread would have been deleted. Because it was effectively giving links to pirated ROM sets, which are copyright material.
The forum rules on this are very clear, and it is done in order to protect the forum and all of us and our hobby.
Best Regards,
Julian (Fozzy The Bear)
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What is the largest number of x to 1 devices that allow you to actually plug in multiple JAMMA boards as opposed to using a HD and what not? 4 to 1?
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What is the largest number of x to 1 devices that allow you to actually plug in multiple JAMMA boards as opposed to using a HD and what not? 4 to 1?
There is a four to 1 jamma board connector out there that allows you to connect 4 original boards and switch between them. But I've just been digging and I seem to have lost the link to it..... Sorry!!
Best Regards,
Julian (Fozzy The Bear)
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I assume the x to 1 devices that use multiple jamma boards utilize some sort of switch to choose which board to use as opposed to a front-end type situation? Do they require multiple power supplies? I'd be interested in that link if you were to come across it (or anyone else).
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Try this: www.multigame.com
That's Clay's Multi-Jamma unit. Hand built one-by-one and he takes FOREVER to make them. I hear some people have been waiting over a year since they paid to actually receive theirs.
That unit can support up to 8 original Jamma gameboards in one cabinet. You'll need to fabricate something to hold all those circuit boards. You need one power supply for every two original gameboards (all boards are powered up at all times). It's also likely you'll need to make cabinet modifcations to increase ventilation (all those boards & power supplies get hot) and to the wiring for increased power requirements (bigger wire/fuses).
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Here is a few 2 in 1's I have been thinking about getting .
Remote Control 2 - in - 1 Jamma extension harness(Ebay) (http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=170084591861&fromMakeTrack=true)
Arcade DUAL INTERFACE JAMMA BOARD(Ebay) (http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ih=005&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWA%3AIT&viewitem=&item=150089122282&rd=1&rd=1)
www.mikesarcade.com (http://www.mikesarcade.com/cgi-bin/store.pl?sku=DBLJAMMA)
Kemper