Walkamo
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So I work for Pioneer Electronics in Long Beach, Ca.. This past Friday was our last day in our current office and we move into our new office on Monday. Friday we were cleaning out some of our old storage areas and buried in the back I found what I thought was an old filing cabinet under a tarp, however when I pulled off the tarp I found a very nice dedicated Space Ace. I plugged it in and it made a couple of noises however the score display showed some numbers and letters. You could see the monitor was on, however no video.
Since it did not work they let me take it home. I immediately loaded it up and drove it home at the end of the day.
When I got home I opened up the back and as you see from below there are two sets of boards in the cabinet. I disconnected one and hooked up the other. Now when I fire it up I get the same sounds, however the displays look normal (Dashes where the scores go and 00 for the credits). I can add credits, so I believe all of the boards are working.
The LD player (LD-V1000) does not have a disc in it and the players does not appear to work. It does power up, however when I put in another disc in, it never spins up..
I am going to bring the LD player over to our Service Center to see if it can be fixed (not sure we keep parts for a 25 year old LD player)...
I have attached some pics below...
The side-art needs to be replaced, however all I can find it the black version. This model has silver artwork...
I am pretty sure that I want to get this working...
Chris
So I work for Pioneer Electronics in Long Beach, Ca.. This past Friday was our last day in our current office and we move into our new office on Monday. Friday we were cleaning out some of our old storage areas and buried in the back I found what I thought was an old filing cabinet under a tarp, however when I pulled off the tarp I found a very nice dedicated Space Ace. I plugged it in and it made a couple of noises however the score display showed some numbers and letters. You could see the monitor was on, however no video.
Since it did not work they let me take it home. I immediately loaded it up and drove it home at the end of the day.
When I got home I opened up the back and as you see from below there are two sets of boards in the cabinet. I disconnected one and hooked up the other. Now when I fire it up I get the same sounds, however the displays look normal (Dashes where the scores go and 00 for the credits). I can add credits, so I believe all of the boards are working.
The LD player (LD-V1000) does not have a disc in it and the players does not appear to work. It does power up, however when I put in another disc in, it never spins up..
I am going to bring the LD player over to our Service Center to see if it can be fixed (not sure we keep parts for a 25 year old LD player)...
I have attached some pics below...
The side-art needs to be replaced, however all I can find it the black version. This model has silver artwork...
I am pretty sure that I want to get this working...
Chris


