This becomes very apparent when comparing to newer MAME systems, or even Pandora Box based systems. The sound is probably the number 1 complaint, from some games being to loud, others to quite, to a few games with just poor quality sound. The 60-in-1 is great for what it is, however be advised it has some limitations. Also ended up needing more / longer speaker wire due to the speaker location being different from 1st gen cabs, but again all pretty minor issues. First was I needed 3" speakers instead of 4" to replace the stock speakers in the cabinet, and another power splitter along with adapter to get power the the factory light up marquee (Still 12v but uses smaller power connector).
2 x #6 x 3/4 nut and bolt for the emi filterįirst off Shane from DIY is a HUGE help, and was super polite even when I asked silly questions! The kit was put together with 1st gen cabinets in mind, I have a 3rd or cabaret cabinet style, which has some small differences. You will need 8 x #8 nuts and bolts for the speakers (wave1/2 kits)ģ.
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Parts You May Need But Are Not Included As They Are Pretty Common:ġ.LCD Driver, please verify your monitor is one of these part numbers: M170ETN01.1 M170ETN01.3 M190ETN01.0 Get driver HEREġ. 5 Feet of Speaker Cable (not pictured) ( ?)ġ6. 5.5mm x 2.1mm Male DC Plug to U Fork ( ?)ġ5. Jamma harness specifically made for 60 in 1 with only the required options for the conversion ( ?)ġ2. One white happs style player 1 / player 2 concave button ( ?)ģ.
Three red happs style concave buttons ( ?)Ģ. The LCD Driver is NOT packaged in the kit but is needed if you plan to use the factory A1U monitor! A lot replace the monitor so we took it out. You will still need some odds and ends from your local hardware store. This is a complete kit to convert a VERTICAL Arcade1Up machine like Pac-Man or Galaga over to a 60 in 1 jamma based setup.
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