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I second this necro-bump question

I highly recommend a multimeter with a continuity test function to see where the leads terminate in the harness, and then to the jamma connector/game board.

Gen 1

This G1 is covered in thin vinyl.

And as an aside, I didn't paint the whole cab with this color, I used it as a touchup for some scratches in the original vinyl. It's a perfect match to the original vinyl.

https://forums.arcade-museum.com/threads/another-big-blue-paint-thread.345786/#post-4839332

Here’s my G1

Light grey

I can only say Valspar satin worked great for touchups to match the original sheen. I'm sure someone else can help with info on larger surfaces :)

If you have sega part numbers @Mylstar probably has what you need

For anyone else who had the same question; You can still (as of 2/18/24) go into a Lowes and ask for Valspar "Deep Space", code 4008-8C The other numbers on the label of the sample I bought don't mean anything to me, but might be important for recreating the color if Lowes stops supporting the...

Love this thread

Bump, does anyone have the mix code for Valspar Deep Space? They don't seem to have it anymore on the Lowe's website.

Just push all the jamma stuff off to the side and then do whatever you want with it. Here are some pics of my cab, I just did some wire management so it's easy to deconvert

Don't toss them, save them. I'm currently un-mame-ing a big blue that I never even removed the original wiring from to make it easier to de-convert.

Great work!! Love your shop space too.

What are the issues?

Looks like your kick harness is correctly plugged into the Player 3 connector on the PCB, the manual is here: http://www.aurcade.com/games/manuals/00000799.pdf Page 47 has the pinouts

Purdy!

There is no chain on my MK4