The NEW Build Your Own Arcade Controls
Main => Monitor/Video Forum => Topic started by: Jack Burton on September 16, 2008, 02:34:04 am
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Does anybody know whether or not an arcade monitor would fit into an old tv case, maybe one of those old RCA floor models?
I'm looking to have a "TV" to play NES and SNES games on their native resolutions and I just happen to have a 25" arcade monitor setting around doing nothing.
I'm pretty sure as long as the mounts line up it would be an easy switch. Adding in a power supply and switch shouldn't be a problem either, I could probably even hack it to use the TV's power button.
Has anybody here done something like this?
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some monitors used zenith and rca crts. so yes, if u wanted to do that.
the potential problem might be matching the bezel to the crt curvature .
so, suggest using a matching brand cabinet
who made ur crt ?
qrz
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Mine is a wells gardner that came in a Mortal Kombat cabinet. I'll have to wait until the weekend when I can get to it to tell you the model number.
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I've thought of doing this with a flat screen CRT. Problem was I couldn't find a dead flat CRT TV. Not yet.
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Ummon,
i have some flat 24" crt's i could part with - no chassis . interested ??
qrz
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I am not sure if it would fit.
I just wanted to let you know that you can get 15Khz RGB out of a Super NES if you wanted to connect it to your arcade monitor.
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Dont forget to use an isolation transformer, fi your using an arcade chassis.
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Ummon,
i have some flat 24" crt's i could part with - no chassis . interested ??
qrz
Thanks, but it would need to be "27, and in any case I'm preferring something local.