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There is just nothing quite like the original pacman joystick. I have made adapter plates for the old pacman cabinet for the newer joysticks, but there is no reason you can not use this same adapter to go new cabinet to old joystick. my adapter plate is flat, unlike the ones you find elsewhere...

Probably bumped a speaker wire, disconnect and reconnect the connectors going to the speakers.

So exactly how did you cut "25" into the vinyl and it look so great?

Like P1899 said you need a Multimeter. You can pickup a cheap one for $10.

Whenever you remove the back panel on alot of these arcades, there is a switch that lets the system know that the back door has been opened and it shuts power off to everything. This switch is an interlock. There may be other interlocks.

Are you getting power to the power supply? Are you getting anything out of the power supply? http://arcarc.xmission.com/PDF_Arcade_Manuals_and_Schematics/Bagman%20Schematics.pdf

Those look great. So did you cut the black vinyl and stick the red numbers over the cut-outs? Where did you find red vinyl numbers?

Since we are talking about locks. I bought a couple and I get home and one of them fits the bottom change box, but the upper lock for the coin mechs, well I guess it is to short. The lock on the back probabley even needs to be longer. When I bought my locks at a local arcade, they never...