Some of you will have seen this cab at Play but not the conversion details so thought I'd post it here for you to see how it started out.
I had seen a couple of jamma conversions done and thought they were lovely little cabs and would be ripe for a full dedicated artwork conversion so when I managed to snag one I got to work quickly.
I wanted to make it a single player game as the cp is so small, ideally 2 buttons, 1 stick & 1 start, and also something I had the pcb for and also high res artwork so settled on Ghouls n Ghosts.
A quick mockup of how it might look before I got started made me sure it was the right choice of game for the cab.
Cab Arrival and test.
Front stuff
Front stuff removed
Rear stuff
Rear stuff removed along with the entire loom which comes out in one piece!
Little mains splitter cable for the card dispenser that kept causing my RCD to trip. Removed 2 pins and all that cable comes out.
This leaves the main input, line filter, isolation transformer, monitor + degauss button cabling.
Some of the bits left over after all unnecessary stuff has been removed.
Check the pcb I want to use fits on the shelf.
That's a pretty tight fit, but it's on there no probs
I had seen a couple of jamma conversions done and thought they were lovely little cabs and would be ripe for a full dedicated artwork conversion so when I managed to snag one I got to work quickly.
I wanted to make it a single player game as the cp is so small, ideally 2 buttons, 1 stick & 1 start, and also something I had the pcb for and also high res artwork so settled on Ghouls n Ghosts.
A quick mockup of how it might look before I got started made me sure it was the right choice of game for the cab.
Cab Arrival and test.
Front stuff
Front stuff removed
Rear stuff
Rear stuff removed along with the entire loom which comes out in one piece!
Little mains splitter cable for the card dispenser that kept causing my RCD to trip. Removed 2 pins and all that cable comes out.
This leaves the main input, line filter, isolation transformer, monitor + degauss button cabling.
Some of the bits left over after all unnecessary stuff has been removed.
Check the pcb I want to use fits on the shelf.
That's a pretty tight fit, but it's on there no probs