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Need advice about decasing a television
« on: November 06, 2006, 03:54:18 pm »
This is the story:
I have Jaleco Pony.  The monitor stopped working.  I sent the chassis to the guys at P&L (I would not recommend these people) and they said it was unrepairable.  Since the Pony is an ugly cab I don't really want to spend too much time and money replacing the monitor.  The monitor is 27" (29")
This is what I need help with, what's the cheapest, easiest television to decase that has atleast S-Video and do the ears line up like the arcade monitors. I have the brackets.

Thanks for the help.
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