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Recent PostsI'm looking to sell my complete 4 player arcade cabinet. If you know anything about computers and emulation (and looking around this forum, it sounds like you do), this is a solid cabinet to create a monster emulator system.
The overall cabinet measurements are approximately 77" high, 48" wide, and 50" deep. The monitor is a Wells Gardner, model #27D9200, and I believe it's hard to find one of these today. On the back of the cabinet, there's a single power switch that turns everything on, along with a volume control knob. The marquee is lighted, and there are speakers on top and bottom. The control panel is massive, measuring about 48" wide and 21" deep, with plenty of standing and elbow room for 4 players. Players 1 and 2 each have an 8-way joystick and 7 buttons, and players 3 and 4 each have an 8-way joystick and 4 buttons. Along the top, there are both credit/coin-up and start buttons for all four players, plus two more buttons that can be used to pause or quit games. There's also a 3" trackball and a spinner, with 2 buttons next to the spinner. And finally, an additional joystick and a few more buttons are scattered around the panel.
You'll also get a PC USB light gun from ACT Labs that was intended for use on this cabinet but never installed. This is another hard to find discontinued item. And finally, there's an additional wired controller, looks like a Super Nintendo version. All of the buttons and joysticks on the control panel are hooked up to an Ultimarc controller, I believe it's the I-Pac 4. The trackball and spinner are separately wired. There is also an input jack on the lower front of the cabinet, and I believe that is for plugging in old PlayStation (and maybe other systems?) controllers, or it might be for use with the light gun.
Everything turns on and works fine, every button and control works, and the monitor looks great. It is currently hooked up to a Raspberry PI 4B (not for sale here), see the last two pictures for examples.
This thing is huge, and it's very solid and heavy. It must be picked up in Gardena, California. I do have a forklift, so it should be an easy pickup. Everything is being sold as-is, and I'm not responsible for the ability to get the control panel up and running properly.
I am asking $3,500 for everything. Please send me a message with any questions. Thanks!
The overall cabinet measurements are approximately 77" high, 48" wide, and 50" deep. The monitor is a Wells Gardner, model #27D9200, and I believe it's hard to find one of these today. On the back of the cabinet, there's a single power switch that turns everything on, along with a volume control knob. The marquee is lighted, and there are speakers on top and bottom. The control panel is massive, measuring about 48" wide and 21" deep, with plenty of standing and elbow room for 4 players. Players 1 and 2 each have an 8-way joystick and 7 buttons, and players 3 and 4 each have an 8-way joystick and 4 buttons. Along the top, there are both credit/coin-up and start buttons for all four players, plus two more buttons that can be used to pause or quit games. There's also a 3" trackball and a spinner, with 2 buttons next to the spinner. And finally, an additional joystick and a few more buttons are scattered around the panel.
You'll also get a PC USB light gun from ACT Labs that was intended for use on this cabinet but never installed. This is another hard to find discontinued item. And finally, there's an additional wired controller, looks like a Super Nintendo version. All of the buttons and joysticks on the control panel are hooked up to an Ultimarc controller, I believe it's the I-Pac 4. The trackball and spinner are separately wired. There is also an input jack on the lower front of the cabinet, and I believe that is for plugging in old PlayStation (and maybe other systems?) controllers, or it might be for use with the light gun.
Everything turns on and works fine, every button and control works, and the monitor looks great. It is currently hooked up to a Raspberry PI 4B (not for sale here), see the last two pictures for examples.
This thing is huge, and it's very solid and heavy. It must be picked up in Gardena, California. I do have a forklift, so it should be an easy pickup. Everything is being sold as-is, and I'm not responsible for the ability to get the control panel up and running properly.
I am asking $3,500 for everything. Please send me a message with any questions. Thanks!
Bad news! I've had this error again for 3 days. I reinstalled my PC (keeping my applications and data), reinstalled all Visual C++, even installed Direct files, I also did an sfc scan, I don't even know everything I did to try to fix this error 9 "subscript out of range". I even ask IA who tells me to install vb6 (something I can't do on my win10) and I even checked the main dll and ocx files, he suggests I check in my SysWow64 folder. @howard Casto, if you're in the area, I would like some advice because I'm completely stuck on this one! And the link to download Mamehooker no longer works on the website 
