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I found an old kangaroo cabinet that somebody converted into a centipede cabinet. However, I'm trying to identify whether or not this harness was the original or a transplanted Centipede harness. My first thought is that kangaroo never used an AR-II board or this power brick setup. I believe...

Selling a working Sky Shark PCB with marquee, bezel, and manual. Paper bezel not pictured but I can pull it out to take photos upon request. *Will upload more photos later of gameplay

Looking for control panel compatible with Dig Dug and Kangaroo.

An untested Taito Buggy Challenge PCB I'm asking $60 + shipping

Looking for a working or non-working PacMan PCB Preferably working but I'm willing to examine for parts.

Picked up this untested Taito stack and I’m trying to nail down exactly which game it is before I list it for sale. Details: Taito logos on the boards 4-board sandwich (main + video + sound + daughterboard) ROMs marked A22 01, 02, 03 Came with an old operator shipping tag that looks like it...

I recently picked up an X-Men 4-player cabinet and I'm in the process of putting the control panel back on the cabinet. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to find much online in terms of videos or instructions showing how the panel is supposed to be re-mounted. The cabinet body has been through quite...

Hey everyone, I'm in the middle of repairing an original Pac-Man board, and I've hit a snag when it comes to replacing one of the original 2532 EPROMs. One of the legs broke off when I removed it to reseat it, and now I'm looking into my options. I have a GQ-4X4 programmer, but no adapter and...

Hey everyone, I recently picked up a cabinet that immediately made me think, "Hey, that looks like a Joust cabinet!" — and it definitely fits the description in many ways. However, the gentleman I purchased it from told me it was one of two custom cabinets made like this, originally shipped out...

Hi all, I'm in the middle of a CRT repair and could use some quick guidance. I just replaced the flyback on my monitor chassis, but the new neckboard I'm using doesn't quite fit the CRT's neck pins as-is. The board seems compatible otherwise—it's just that the pins on the CRT neck need slight...

Hey all, I'm looking to pick up a device that will let me burn arcade ROMs, read/dump them, and ideally test chips to confirm they're still good. I'd prefer something that connects via USB to a modern desktop PC (Windows 10/11), and I've seen a lot of recommendations for the XGecu TL866II Plus...

I've recovered an old Pleiades cabinet! Although I'm not much of a fan of Pleiades, I think it might be a great candidate for a Phoenix or Time Pilot. I personally really like Phoenix but my friend thinks I should make it into a Time Pilot. The cabinet came with an LCD screen. Any tips on how to...

I'm currently working on a KTN-2001 monitor which requires a new horizontal output transistor. I tested it after pulling it out just to make sure. The horizontal output transistor that was in the chassis was labeled J6808D H05. I've looked through some of the more reliable websites but nothing...

So I'm diagnosing my Gyruss cabinet. Both amplifier chips were no good so I swapped them out and re-installed the heatsynchs on top using thermal paste. Unfortunately, the issue persists - it has no sound at all. I'm looking for guidance on where I should check next and how to go about checking...

Works as it should. I've only had it for about 4 months and haven't needed to repair it. Last tested on 3/5/25 $150 shipped

So I actually started soldering for the first time and effectively repaired a burnt edge-connector! However, the game has no sound which has left me wondering if a nearby pin had gotten damaged from the burn. Wanted to hear some other perspectives on the subject. I tried cleaning the other pins...

So, I'd like to learn how to repair monitor boards (and eventually PCBs). However, like anyone, I don't want to practice on the machines I care about so I'm wondering if anyone has any advice on how to get started in repairing monitors (and potentially PCBs)?

Just acquired a good looking classic Pacman! Still is connected to its original power supply. I heard there is a bypass available somewhere so that I can connect it to a standard switching power supply.

This is my first time fixing an arcade machine and I noticed this on the monitor board. The monitor wasn't coming on and the power supply numbers weren't ridiculously off so I started searching for a deeper cause when I noticed it. And it looks like there's a cracked capacitor to the right of...

Recently bought a Centipede upright cabinet but some previous owner drilled into the control panel in order to make it a multicade. Hoping to find one with its original artwork.