FS SOLD: Namco System 369 Tekken Tag Tournament 2 Unlimited - $200

[cryingRamen]

Based in SF, local preferred.

I recently bought and gutted an Noir Cabinet HD that included a Namco System 369 with TTT2U. I gutted the machine and am now looking to sell the main game computer + some boards for anyone to install in their own cab.

The computer was tested and working in full order.

What's included:

• Main System 369 w/ TTT2U
• Dongle
• Passport PCB

Feel free to DM me with questions.

 

[Kidkaos]

I'll take it. Pm incoming

 

[plasticfactory]

Looks like I just missed this, but if it falls through for some reason I'll take it.

 

[lupinthe23rd]

Great deal

 

[kinooshi823]

Damn, I would've snagged this.

 

[lupinthe23rd]

If you're converting a single player noir to a 2pl 12b control panel, what else is needed to play two players on one noir cab for TTT2U ?

 

[cryingRamen]

If you're converting a single player noir to a 2pl 12b control panel, what else is needed to play two players on one noir cab for TTT2U ?

I think this thread is just about selling the game board, not the cabinet itself.

With that said, assuming you have the buttons and panels, the next would be wiring. The cabinet should have a board dedicated to control inputs. If you include the start button, that's a 14 buttons = 14 pins so look for any 14-pin ish slots available on the PCB. IIRC, I think they were located and screwed alongside the inner walls behind the cabiner next to the monitor, or possibly in the lower rack at the base of the machine.

 

[Lswanson1049]

There is a vs pcb that lets you daisy chain 2 jvs io’s together since the 369 only has 1 not 2 jvs ports. As far as I remember at least

 

[lupinthe23rd]

I think this thread is just about selling the game board, not the cabinet itself.

With that said, assuming you have the buttons and panels, the next would be wiring. The cabinet should have a board dedicated to control inputs. If you include the start button, that's a 14 buttons = 14 pins so look for any 14-pin ish slots available on the PCB. IIRC, I think they were located and screwed alongside the inner walls behind the cabiner next to the monitor, or possibly in the lower rack at the base of the machine.

Thanks, didn't mean to thread jack but I just picked up one of these units recently and wanted to make sure.

 

[Franco23444]

Yeah, you only need one pcb for two players and a JVS I/O with Daisy chaining capabilities if you want to play pair play mode. Any JVS I/O will work anyway…