Lindy

[andygeezer]

Okay this is a sample of one of the project lindbergh cabinets I can get:

Now these are brand new (never been sited), but never been finished due to SegaUK not having all the parts (and I believe they have no plans to make any more Lindbergh universal cabinets, due to poor sales due the price of the thing being £6500 new).










You could probably modify to make them sit-down, just need to make some new bolt holes.




Only a few available and don't expect £100..

[penrhos]

If They aren't silly money - count me in for one.

Will it be collectable at the same time as the Naomi?

[chubsta]

How much then and is it just a case of sticking a lcd tv on the thing?

[markedkiller78]

The SD pics look fantastic. I'm guessing that it's a std VOSA mount?

What's missing then, coin door, screen & speakers?

Screen & speakers will be covered by a decent 32" lcd, what about that door though

I'm sure we could get them from Japan. What kind of ball park are we talking?

Edit: in case it's not clear i'm also in if's not menatl cash

[Pete]

I'm in too, could do with a dedicated joystick cab.

Whats that board inside on the side of the base ?

[geldra]

is it specifically meant for a 32" tv? How easy or not would it be to mount one? Anyone got any pics of a Lindy as its meant to be (with monitor etc)?

Whats the width of the CP?

Could be tempted.....

[markedkiller78]

If They aren't silly money - count me in for one.

Will it be collectable at the same time as the Naomi?

I hope you kept that 6 button cp

[andygeezer]

Okay, all are missing coin door, front lid door, coin entry, topper box, complete LCD assy (which had the speakers), some also don't have PSU etc, not that they are much use as they are Lindbergh PSUs.

Coin doors I might be able to get, Sega used an Italian company to-do those, they are exactly the same as the Naomi ones (frame/single door), except black instead of white.

I am trying to source some of the missing components, and trying to come up with some solutions.

Anyone got a 32" LCD with VESA mounting?? I want to see if I can get a proto-type up and running..

[chubsta]

Stop teasing - how much?? If its not silly money im definately up for one...

[capcomguru]

Damn! Only Mr. Geezer....

SO when are you locating to the USA so I can get in on these ridiculous once-in-a-lifetime deals?

Can't wait to see how these turn out!

[andygeezer]

Guys, this is only on loan to me to see what can be done with them.

No way I can take anymore cabs till the Naomi deal has been done.

Price is going to be around £800 - £995 (this includes VAT and carriage costs), I told you it wasn't going to be cheap.. More I take, the cheaper the price..

[goatboy]

Awesome looking panel btw. Must look even better in the flesh. Wonder what you'll make of it Andy with that many parts missing. Anyway, Thanks for sharing again, Cool!

[markedkiller78]

Can you still get complete units Andy?

I wants one now that we know it can me SD'd

[andygeezer]

Complete cabs with VT3 or VF5 are £3500

Without Lind £3000

[tart31]

oooooh I like the look of that

[penrhos]

Bit expensive for a TV stand....

Andy I've got that large 4:3 Plasma with Vesa mounts - do you think it'll fit easily?

[andygeezer]

Bit expensive for a TV stand....

Andy I've got that large 4:3 Plasma with Vesa mounts - do you think it'll fit easily?

No idea.. What is the condition like of that 4:3 Plasma?? Sounds interesting..

I've had a lot of interest on these cabs.. looks like 1 is 100% sold already..

[Jan]

hi


the viewing distance for a plasma is too low , will look extreme grainy, especially when it comes to old plasmas like the Pio 401/402.

i`d go with a nice 720p 32" or 37" LCD ,for lowres stuff i would add a nice midclass scaler like the DVDO Edge.

[SuperPang]

Man speaks the truth, even the best plasmas have that plasma haze when you get up close, they're not designed for this sorta thing.

[redstallone]

Hello Andy!
I`m still interested.
*Can you make me an offer included shipping to Austria?
*When will the cab be available? i`m ready to buy.

Thanks, greets Stephan