Chassis needed for two CRT's. Help!!

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Here are photos of monitor one
It is from an Atari universal showcase cab. (Tekken 4)

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(Con't)

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any help acquiring a compatible chassis for this unit would be great.

MONITOR TWO

This is from a 2000 golden Tee Cab. Not sure what else I might need to get it operational.

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I dunno, just felt like doing that. I've found that you can make a K7000 work with most tubes, if they're 25" they're all very similar. Your first one was more likely once a Hantarex Polo monitor! Pop a isolation transformer and a K7000 board in there and call it a day. The second one a K7000 will work in too, I'll bet.

BTW, take a picture of the PAN of the second one. I can see the pan of the first, it's obviously for a Hantarex, as well as the yoke connectors. The second one I'm going to guess was maybe a U2000.

Upon further reflection, I don't know if you can stretch a K7000 33"... so that may not work out for you. Hmmm.
 
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thanks for the help. If the k7000 cant be stretched out to 33'', what chassis is compatible with a 33'' crt. The sticker with the WG is from the pan of the other unit, is that not a Wells Gard number?
 
Doesn't matter what they came out of. What matters is what you plan to do with theme the game. Some games use CGA, while others are EGA and/or VGA. You need to figure out what games you want to use them with and buy the appropriate chassis. Some games are resolution switchable by throwing a dip switch on the boardset. Not all K7000 chassis were medium res. It truly depends on what games you want to use.
I recommend you contact these guys and get a chassis quote.
http://alvaamusement.com/id5.html
 
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