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Scored some sweet games from ebay!!!
briktop11b:
In the last two days i bought a golden tee fore 2005 board and HDD for $150, a wwf wrestle fest pcb for $40 and a TMNT 4 player PCB for $35 Description of the TMNT PCB said it was in a warehouse with some other arcades and there was a small fire and the cabinets got smoke damaged. The pcb smells like smoke but the seller claimed all boards were tested working so i figured i would take a chance.
I want to build a cab but I'm limited right now on budget and space. I will either build a GT fore or i think i may combine TMNT and Wrestlefest into a single 4 player cab with a 2 in 1 jamma. I would like to use either a 17" or 20" lcd screen for the cab that i decide to build. Ive looked at a few converters including the jrok and ones on this site http://www.arcademvs.com/ARCADE_ACESSERIOR.htm. What should i do? Any suggestions? This will be my first attempt at building a dedicated cabinet. So i may need some help in the near future.
I just thought i would share because TMNT and wrestlefest are a few of my favorite games because i remember playing them back in the day. So I'm very excited to get them. Lets keep our fingers crossed that they work.
Off to do more research.
CheffoJeffo:
Always nice to get something that you really want to play. :applaud:
If you wait a while, I believe that Rick Nieman may have some LCD options for classic games in the works.
briktop11b:
Yeah i cant wait to get them up and running! :cheers: Is Rickn gonna make an lcd with built in convertors? Would someone please chime in who has used a lcd with a dedicated cabinet, with all these folks on here im sure there is at least one. I just want to know my options and what would be the best way to do this. Also any thoughts on a small design for a four player cabinet?
CheffoJeffo:
There was one guy here who has a project that I can't find right now (was a scratch-built JAMMA cab) and he used an LCD designed for arcade use.
I'm not sure what Rick has in mind, other than I know he is looking to test some classic boards with some form of LCD display.
Ummon:
Billabs has had multi-sync LCDs, and I recall that's what Rick is working on. CGA to XGA I think.
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