Show us what's mounted in your cab!

[NASguy]

UMK3 + Alpha 2. With a stereo amp squeezed in.

[SuperPang]

Your CPS2 looks like it's being raped by Henry

[NASguy]

Your CPS2 looks like it's being raped by Henry

Urotsukidoji

[emphatic]

Your CPS2 looks like it's being raped by Henry

Urotsukidoji

Thanks, now I too get that reference.

[NASguy]

You guys made me feel bad.

So I took the tubing off my harness...

Internet peer pressure is a

[codecrank]

So I took the tubing off my harness...

That tentacle like tubing make it look it more like a genuine Japanese cab... maybe it's just to me

[wonderbanana]

Would love to see some pics of people rocking more than one pcb in here as I'm looking or ideas or solutions for my own cab

[Pete]

Player 1 side is where it all happens on a Versus City:

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Where by Player 2 side is sparse:

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A few angled shots with different options to see this more clearly:

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[wonderbanana]

Wow, the P2 part really is empty!

[Pete]

Dummy side like a workstation.

[japtor]

I now want a PCB holder thanks to this thread (not that I knew that they even existed before).

Here's my Astro with Ketsui (or Espgaluda, I forget) and my ghetto mounting setup:

[Paladin]

No mounting holes to drill, PCB's well supported, totally adjustable. Very creative and totally serviceable, I like it!

[emphatic]

No mounting holes to drill, PCB's well supported, totally adjustable. Very creative and totally serviceable, I like it!

^^Totally!

[cthulhu]

I now want a PCB holder thanks to this thread (not that I knew that they even existed before).

Here's my Astro with Ketsui (or Espgaluda, I forget) and my ghetto mounting setup:

Why didn't I think of that...that's a great alternative to a PCB holder!

[Monstermug]

I like the minimalistic look myself



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[japtor]

Why didn't I think of that...that's a great alternative to a PCB holder!

It was simple enough I was surprised I didn't see others like it already. Well the PCB feet + S hooks part, not the cutting board from Costco. I just remember seeing that while shopping and thinking "that'd fit perfectly!" (now that I think about it there was also a smaller cutting board with it that I have misplaced...that could've come in handy at some point).

I like the minimalistic look myself



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I think I saw that and another quick post about the voltmeters over on the Shmups forums. I was gonna ask, how's that all hooked up exactly? From searching around all I could figure out was something like a pass through board with that thing wired to ground and +5V? Would it be possible to add another (or even daisy chain the ground?) to measure the +12V at the same time or would something get all screwed up?

[Monstermug]

Why didn't I think of that...that's a great alternative to a PCB holder!

It was simple enough I was surprised I didn't see others like it already. Well the PCB feet + S hooks part, not the cutting board from Costco. I just remember seeing that while shopping and thinking "that'd fit perfectly!" (now that I think about it there was also a smaller cutting board with it that I have misplaced...that could've come in handy at some point).

I like the minimalistic look myself



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I think I saw that and another quick post about the voltmeters over on the Shmups forums. I was gonna ask, how's that all hooked up exactly? From searching around all I could figure out was something like a pass through board with that thing wired to ground and +5V? Would it be possible to add another (or even daisy chain the ground?) to measure the +12V at the same time or would something get all screwed up?

It's basically a mini voltmeter you can buy on ebay for a few quid. It's just soldered directly to the jamma harness. It's about .01v difference to the PSU +5 so I keep it at 5.01. You can wire another 3 on if you like. One for +12 and the other two for the PSU. I don't see the point though, as you only really need to measure +5v under load.

I find just the +5 is quite useful as it saves me getting the Voltmeter out every time I plug in a new pcb. Also prevents accidentally touching the wrong contacts or slipping when measuring voltages.

[Ex_Mosquito]

I really need to sort this out. It's a bit of a mess ;/

-Jpac
-SEGA VSHG 360 modded stick (because it's such a pain in the **** to store.)
-Tetris - The Grand Master PCB

[meijin]

show off threads ftw

Naomi chaos in my Blast


MVS on a custom wooden board (my CPS2 is on the original one) and Sexy Parodius on a custom rack.

[boergi]

my current project. 95% finished.

r-type
r-type II
r-type leo
x-multiply
dragon breed
in the hunt

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