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it's called an "Angled Cab"
It was built by the angled cab company. I have a generic manual for this which needs to be scanned.
They mostly were red. I'm thinking that this was painted.
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I used one to build a 2 slot neo geo.
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I like them. They typically had K7000 25" monitors. They have a removable "all in one" control panel, Harness and PS assembly. The CP is easy to rebuild if you want to change yours around since they were wooden inserts into the CP assembly.
They are in many ways as usefull as a Z-back but actually predate the Z-back machines by 3KOAM and Dynamo. The monitor can be rotated also... (lot of work to do so)
I have 3 and have only restored 1 to be working. I actually like them and think that they are good to use if you like to flip your games around often in a Dynamo style cab. They are ugly from the side but the tops are flat and good for storing stuff. Sort of how people stick stuff on top of their nintendo cabs.
A while ago we had a nice discussion about this cab here.
http://forums.arcade-museum.com/showthread.php?t=162551
Keep it and configure the CP into something you can use often for many boards.
Trust me, it's a good cab!
I'm 5'11" and I find that the CP height is a little more comfortable than my standard MVS4-25 machines. Even though it's generic, it's a good cab.
It sure does beat looking around for a new corner cut CP that hasn't been drilled to hell. Jon did a nice restoration of the CP in the thread that I pointed to.
In this warehouse raid last year in Freso CA, there were at least a dozen of these and they all had 25" monitors. Mostly K7000 ones at that.