Recent content by notsonic

I could print it, I'll pm you.

There's a 3d printable one here: https://www.arcade-projects.com/threads/3d-printed-case-for-cps3-cart-remix-of-twistedsymphony-awesome-work.20203/#post-342509

Looks like a cabinet link harness (no shit) so maybe it's made by Jaleco for their cabinets (MII = Mark 2?) and not necessarily for a specific Jaleco game.

There's 3 types of stock I/Os in a Vewlix. JVS, Fast, and USB. What you have is the USB I/O. It's for use with a TTX4, I think it might also "just work" with a regular Windows PC. It does have a unique harness (G1) that is different from what the JVS and Fast IOs use (G). For JVS you want one...

I ordered one piece online from https://www.dullesglass.com/: Product: Tempered Glass Shape: Rectangle Size: 18 3/8" x 30 1/4" 1/4" HD Glass Flat Polish Edge Tempered Glass w/o Stamp Eased Corner All It was $200 shipped and has a big imperfection in it which they gave me a refund for. The...

Depending on the model monitor you have, you reuse the trim, the frame, and the glass. The hadouken arcade instructions are pretty good at explaining it: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1zQyV7YfrAKsdt94Ps8nDYlCZxlDyOPTcy4U-vRo_s38/edit#slide=id.g8750e89b98_0_6 I replaced the original...

Jamma sync goes to pin 1, that's all you need.

I am interested. This would make it a lot easier to switch games without having to switch how the audio is connected. I agree it would have been nice if the multi handled this (and also if it had red and white rcas instead of yellow, and supported 3p/4p button 3, and spinners through the filter...

I'm good for one.

Mine also has an MS9 with no signs that it wasn't the original.

It sounds like you don't have all the resolutions defined in crtemudriver (I think that's where they go). Mortal Kombat isn't interlaced so you're correct, it shouldn't be 480i. It should be 400x254@54hz. Also, I personally think horizontal super resolutions look worse than native and you...

I paid $150 on ebay in 2019. System 12 games generally fall in that $100-$200 price range.

The Mean Well QP-150-3A is a popular recommendation for JVS games. It's rated at 15 amps for +5v. Happ's power supplies seem to be 15-20 amps too.

Sorry, I missed the part about your PSU. I replaced my stock one (it was making sizzling noises) with a Mean Well. The issue with ATX PSUs is they're designed to deliver amps on the 12v rail. 5v is usually pretty weak. https://www.arcade-projects.com/threads/cyber-lead-psu-replacement.23456/...

I explain, somewhat, how the rear link board works. It has 2 VGA inputs and 2 outputs. The 2 inputs come from the game. 1 input is routed to the output inside the cabinet, straight to the monitor. The other input is routed to the back of the cabinet as an output for linking. You route it...