My Mame Cab

[chessiv]

Designed everything from scratch.  I wanted it to look and function just like a real machine.

http://www.chucksarcade.com/mame.htm

[Jeff AMN]

Nice job.

It's simple, clean, and looks just like it belongs in an early '90s 7-11 or arcade.

[mountain]

Nice  job. That thing looks like it rocks. Is the sub firing into the listening area or the cabinet?

[chessiv]

Thanks and the sub fires out the back (brads machines)  My sub is internal.  I also installed a 250 watt studio amplifier on mine and occasionally hook up external speakers.

[Donkey_Kong]

Nice wiring. Nice construction. Cool marquee and the Golf Ball on the Tee...sweet!

[IG-88]

Nice job on your cab. I was reading thru your website and I have a couple of questions.
 

• What all did you do to your compile of MAME and would you be willing to share it?
• That Golden Tee 2K PC version, do you have a link to where I can get a copy? I can't find it anywhere.
• Do you think Tiger Woods 2004 would be much different than your 2003? I have access to a copy of that one if it looks like it will work.

Thanks

[chessiv]

The mame is compiled specifically for my hardware and might not be a lot of use to others.

I found the golden tee used on amazon.com :

http://www.amazon.com/Peter-Jacobsons-Golden-Tee-Golf/dp/B00001QEQS

Honestly, tiger woods is way better.  I dont even play golden tee anymore except to show people it runs.

EA doesnt change software much, 2004 should be fine.

[IG-88]

I didn't realize that Golden tee was the one you were talking about. Thanks. And thanks for the other advice also. Maybe I should learn to compile my own mame...