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Are you sure the PSU's aren't correct? Can't remember exactly what they are off the top of my head, but my MK4 & NBA Showtime (which are same era Midway cabs - think the Showtime is very similar to Gauntlet Legends) have the same 2 PSU layout.

Got a couple on a cyberball CP I picked up... Think they're really nice sticks - my cyberball ones are microswitched. Liked them so much I wanted to put them in my mame box but the ball top wouldn't fit through my Midway cab CP and the pins that hold the sticks in are an absolute b*tch to...

Well, I'll be honest - I'm pretty much out of my depth already. But if its any help (and in the absence of any other suggestions) if it were my machine I'd start by cleaning/reseating the 4 sound ROM's (they're shown in the manual) and if they're OK maybe be thinking one of the sound chips might...

Did you try hitting the test button and going through the sound/memory test stuff? From memory I think you can test the roms and amp in there somewhere, I do remember that you can soundtest all the SFX & music. Obviously won't fix it, but might help you narrow things down a bit.

Thanks for getting back to me. Think you've just confirmed what the nagging in my head is telling me - fix the fan. Maybe after 22years its time for a new one anyway - I'm sure it shouldn't have been making as much noise as it was - I think my leaf blower is quieter, sure didn't sound like 45db...

Well probably at least partly answering my own question here. Found a better copy of the manual and it looks from the parts list like PowerDrift should have a fan. However it also looks like the PCB's should be in a rather solid and poorly ventilated cage which the fan blows over. For whatever...

Hi, hoping I might get some advice on this. I recently bought an upright Power Drift - works great - previous owner thought the monitor needed capping but turned out it was nothing that couldn't be sorted with the monitor pots so I got lucky there. Anyway, it has a 240volt (its a UK machine)...