THE COUNT
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I'm going to offer these up for sale. My wife and I are going to be moving soon and vids won't make it upstairs to the gameroom. I'm pretty sure my pins will have to have the backboxes removed to get up there, it is a very narrow stairway with a sharp turn. With that said, these are by no means rock-bottom they-must-go prices. If I can't get a decent amount for them I'll leave them downstairs in the living room or something
I'm located in zip code 77833 which is right between Houston and Austin. I prefer local pickup, obviously. I have never shipped a game or anyting that I couldn't drop off at the PO or UPS Store, but..... if someone wants to buy one/both of these and have it shipped, I am available anytime to have someone come pick it/them up. However, I can't off any help palleting or anything like that, so that would all be up to whatever shipper you would use.
Pics here....http://s1033.photobucket.com/albums/a416/The-Count/Arcade Games/
Splatterhouse = $750
This thing was fully stipped down. Anything that needed bondo to get it smooth got it. Was primed and foam rollered with Sherwin Williams oil based paint. The artwork was printed by a KLOVer (can't remember his name here) that used to print artwork.
The PCB is encased in a plexi case: when a PCB costs as much as this one I want to know it isn't gonna get smacked around. It is super clean and outputs stereo sound. I keep the vol. pot cranked up and it sounds great.
The monitor is a 25" WG K7000 that I rebuilt. New flyback and capkit, and all solder reflowed. The tube got balanced and cleaned with my BK 467. It has a super nice picture, very bright and clear.
The controls are Sanwa. The joystick has a round gate in it, which I like better than the normal 8-way, though I have the 8-way one for it as well. The action buttons are translucent, and the 1 and 2 player start buttons are solid black.
The coindoor was stripped and painted. It still has the coin mechs. The right coin reject is set up to add credits, you just push it in like normal and a credit is added.
Willow = $750
This is a full Willow kit installed in a 3Koam 19" cab. I purchased it complete without side art a few years ago. Since then I completely stipped it, bondoed what needed it and primed/painted it with Sherwin Williams iol based paint. I also located (from two different people about 2 years apart) two NOS sideart pieces and applied them after the cab restoration.
The monitor is a 19" WG K7000. It has a new flyback/cap kit and all solder was reflowed. The tube was balanced and cleaned with my BK 467.
The controls are Sanwa on this one as well. The joystick has the round gate plate in it, but the standard one is also included. I also have a green ball top for the joystick.
The coindoor was stripped and painted. It has coin mechs. The player 2 start button acts as the credit adder on this one.
I'm located in zip code 77833 which is right between Houston and Austin. I prefer local pickup, obviously. I have never shipped a game or anyting that I couldn't drop off at the PO or UPS Store, but..... if someone wants to buy one/both of these and have it shipped, I am available anytime to have someone come pick it/them up. However, I can't off any help palleting or anything like that, so that would all be up to whatever shipper you would use.
Pics here....http://s1033.photobucket.com/albums/a416/The-Count/Arcade Games/
Splatterhouse = $750
This thing was fully stipped down. Anything that needed bondo to get it smooth got it. Was primed and foam rollered with Sherwin Williams oil based paint. The artwork was printed by a KLOVer (can't remember his name here) that used to print artwork.
The PCB is encased in a plexi case: when a PCB costs as much as this one I want to know it isn't gonna get smacked around. It is super clean and outputs stereo sound. I keep the vol. pot cranked up and it sounds great.
The monitor is a 25" WG K7000 that I rebuilt. New flyback and capkit, and all solder reflowed. The tube got balanced and cleaned with my BK 467. It has a super nice picture, very bright and clear.
The controls are Sanwa. The joystick has a round gate in it, which I like better than the normal 8-way, though I have the 8-way one for it as well. The action buttons are translucent, and the 1 and 2 player start buttons are solid black.
The coindoor was stripped and painted. It still has the coin mechs. The right coin reject is set up to add credits, you just push it in like normal and a credit is added.
Willow = $750
This is a full Willow kit installed in a 3Koam 19" cab. I purchased it complete without side art a few years ago. Since then I completely stipped it, bondoed what needed it and primed/painted it with Sherwin Williams iol based paint. I also located (from two different people about 2 years apart) two NOS sideart pieces and applied them after the cab restoration.
The monitor is a 19" WG K7000. It has a new flyback/cap kit and all solder was reflowed. The tube was balanced and cleaned with my BK 467.
The controls are Sanwa on this one as well. The joystick has the round gate plate in it, but the standard one is also included. I also have a green ball top for the joystick.
The coindoor was stripped and painted. It has coin mechs. The player 2 start button acts as the credit adder on this one.

