An (almost) Finished Project

[Eminent]

This summer i start to build my own cabinet. The intension was to keep it simple. I didn't make much photo's and only with my iPhone. But like to share them with you folks, though.
Now, the project is almost finished, just a few t-moldings here and there. Also i have to order a new sticker for on the glass above the monitor. I ruined it  so it has to be done again.

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The second picture show's the difference in neck size. At the background the B&O, becuase i didn't wanna build a huge cabinet i choose that one.

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On goes the show

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The second photo shows the drawing for the CPO i made. The third...bah, way to bling bling. The fifth photo are the LED strips. For a few dollars buyed on Ebay.
The sixth photo, much better when the black isn't that shiny.

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The first photo. An "old" torch fits exactly under in case of the trackball. The second shows a nice and bright trackball.
Because the telly won't go a when powering the jamma board and the TV at the same time i use a moeller time relay. After 10 seconds the jamma board powers up and the problem is solved,

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The first photo. Lot's of light from only one LED strip. The last two photo's shows how far i am for this moment. Just a few things and i'm done. Well, this is my project in a nutshell.

[CoryBee]

 

[yotsuya]

How's the trackball on that working for you?

[Eminent]

Well, it works. But i don't like playing with it. I thought Millipede and Centipede are games that only can be played with a trackball. This seems not to be true.
As said, i prefer a joystick.

[Louis Tully]

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[DaOld Man]

Nice job.
Whats the circuit on the perf board in the 8th pic for?

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Thanks for the comments. Designing the CPO was fun also. The circuitboard is the same as the pic i attached here. The RGB pot's are for the colour-intensity. The other pot is to reduce the sync signal. There is an pic with a blurry Donkey Kong. Reducing the voltage from the sync input avoids that.