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Ms. Pac-Man cabaret arcade cabinet scratch build w/ 60-in-1 board
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- Опубликовано: 1 июн 2016
- Here's my scratch build arcade game project: Ms. Pac-Man cabaret with iCade 60-in-1 pcb, 15" pc crt monitor, and custom multi control panel. Started in Feb '16 and finished end of May '16.
Plans referenced to help build this project:
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Beautiful build. I'm planning to build a bartop. This is inspiring. TY for posting
Kudos to you sir. With decades past I would imagine it's hard to get perfect restorations of these classic games. A complete scratch build from the ground up, Will give the game or games decades more life
Great job - love it! Been considering one myself to save room in my home arcade.
Absolutely gorgeous machine. I love how you mounted the CRT. I have a 19" CRT VGA monitor, and a Vanguard cabinet, that when I got it, was converted to LCD. The main bracket to hold the monitor is there, but not the monitor chassis. I might have to do what you did, and use wood to make my own bracket for the monitor.
That's one awesome cab! 😎👍
Wow that machine came out beautifully
Very nicely put together video and very entertaining as well. Thanks for posting this.
Great job! Very nice arcade machine!
Very nice video and fun to watch. Have a nice day.
I need something that size to put a Raiden II board in but a wider control panel for a second player.
Very nice looking.
How well did that bezel artwork match up with the PC monitor? I know they aren't the exact size of an original arcade CRT are they? Looks phenomenal!
Excellent! Work 👍👍
Did you use a jigsaw to cut the pieces or did you have them cut on a machine? turned out amazing. I'm looking to take the guts out of my omega race cocktail and repro the cabaret cab. This looks like the same design
I know this is an older video but barely seeing it for the first time. Great job with this build. I was wondering if you could share where you learned how to wire it up? I get the basic stuff but where it gets a little cloudy for me is when you add fuses. I see you have fuses between the power supply and guess the board. Any tips would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Eddie O make an account on Klov.com (if you haven't already) and ask around there. Guarantee someone can help ya
Awesome great job! Where in the heck did you get the CPO artwork?? I can't find anywhere that has a multi player cpo for cabaret cabinets like this
Nice job!!
It's good for a left handed player only
very nice looking
Thank you for watching and for the feedback.
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Great job! Looks fantastic.. Where did you get the plastic for the back door?
Thanks! There was a guy on KLOV that did a reproduction run a while back and I got it from him.
It looks great. However, why didn't you use the mrs pacman cabinet plans?
Thanks. I used the ms-pac cabaret plans because I wanted it in a smaller cabinet.
Where did you find the actual control panel? I need 2 one for the pac man cabaret and also for Ms pac cabaret projects i want to do.
I got a used original on eBay, then used it as a template and then made my own with sheet metal.
I know someone that has a ms pacman caberat I wonder if it would be the same for regular pac man.....?
What's the song in this vid? Also great cabinet!
Sorry, don't remember, I just selected it from the program when I made the video
where did you find. / buy / download the cab patterns / plans?
you can get good plans here: www.classicarcadecabinets.com/ms-pacman-cabaret.html
thanks, going to look that up :-)
Does this have a 4-way or 8-way stick?
I have an 8 way in it. Sanwa JLF with a 6 lb spring, octagonal restrictor plate, and the JLF silent upgrade so there is no clicking of the micro-switches.
hey how did you connect your coin slot to the jamma harness I need help on my
I just connected the appropriate wires from the jamma harness for ground and coin switches to the coin door wire harness.
mbott1701 hey can u send me a picture of want wire to connect if u can this is my first arcade build and there's nothing on the Internet that shows up what to connect thanks you
Coin 1 (JAMMA pin 16, parts side) should go to the Normally Open (NO) tab of the coin switch for coin 1. Coin 2 (JAMMA Pin 'T', solder side) should go to the NO tab of coin switch 2. You can wire directly or trace the wires from an existing wire harness, if your coin door has one. Your ground wire should go to the Common tab on both switches. Here's a pic from another scratch build I did as an example. drive.google.com/file/d/0B4v11BwvP9WoWmxhT2x2NWVxNXM/view?usp=sharing
thanks a lot for your help in got it
With 60 games that means your using mame not the original rom not worth my time