Ok, WTF did I just get?

[AUSyTyIN]

The thing about the buttons that it confusing me is that there is obvious places for 6 buttons on the left side of the CPO, but the right is empty of any sort of marking.

I'm leaning towards parting it out. I always hate the cut/burn/destroy videos and pics, but this cabinet may come to that end (unless someone in D-town want a rough Ivan cab)

 

[sohchx]

I would strip it bare and smash/burn the rest. You have enough parts to build a whole new cabinet or sell the stuff and buy a complete working game elsewhere. lots of options.

 

[bongoben]

Although... it would be one hell of a restoration thread if you brought Super Off Road back to life. But I suppose you could probably pick up a nice working cab for a fraction of what you'd put into restoring that one. So I say BURN IT!!!

 

[AUSyTyIN]

Well, the mod has spoken! Guess I'm gonna start ripping this thing apart tonight.

Thanks for all the inputs. This site rocks

 

[ArcadeNerd]

I'd agree to go ahead and gut it. But before you burn it I'd see if anyone else would want the cab. It does look like a mess but after gutting it there might be hope for someone to make something out of it. Cabinets around here aren't easy to find and if I was near you I'd take it and fix'er up for a mame cabinet or something. Ultimately it's up to you, but even something like that cabinet sure beats building one from scratch.

 

[AUSyTyIN]

I'd agree to go ahead and gut it. But before you burn it I'd see if anyone else would want the cab. It does look like a mess but after gutting it there might be hope for someone to make something out of it. Cabinets around here aren't easy to find and if I was near you I'd take it and fix'er up for a mame cabinet or something. Ultimately it's up to you, but even something like that cabinet sure beats building one from scratch.

Yeah, I was going to offer it up on here for a week, then put it on CL for a week. Then smash it to bits.

 

[cleverlyj]

i saw that on there too after it surfaced on CL. too scary looking and hacked more than i was interested in. i think the best grabs you'll make out of that is the monitor and the pcb's.

 

[AUSyTyIN]

i saw that on there too after it surfaced on CL. too scary looking and hacked more than i was interested in. i think the best grabs you'll make out of that is the monitor and the pcb's.

Definitely. I was looking at the picture on my phone, so I couldn't really see any detail. But at least I got the monitor, pcb's, and some spare wiring (along with other parts)

 

[AUSyTyIN]

I just pulled the boards. There were 4, not 3 .

#1 was the one that was hooked up (the one that showed Tetris and Bloxee and possibly others on screen). It says Sega No. 302574. dated 1989, made in Japan.

#2 says Konami several places, had player 3 & 4 connectors installed, and is numbered on the underside PWB353366A (Google says Martial Champion Japan version).

#3 also says Konami, and underneith says GX963 PWB351853A (Google says TMNT, w00t!)

#4 says Street Fighter 2 right on it.

So, what is board #1?

 

[Hyde]

That is really weird! At least you got a working monitor and a number of boards our of the deal.

 

[AUSyTyIN]

That is really weird! At least you got a working monitor and a number of boards our of the deal.

That's the way I'm looking at it. There was a random toggle switch, a test button next to a rheostat-type switch, a connector running to SF2, player 3 & 4 running to "martial champion" (WeverTF that is), and the jamma harness running to that Sega board. Props to the guy who made it if it actually worked...

 

[Oryk Zinyo]

So, you don't have any other Jamma machines?

#1 Sounds odd. I have never seen a multi with Bloxeed.
#2 Looks like a Konami 4 player board, the ones that have a tendency to damage the sound chips with leaky caps.
#3 Looks just like the two TMNT boards I have here.
#4 Looks just like all CPS 1 Street Fighter (Hyper Fighting, Championship Edition, and a few others)

 

[AUSyTyIN]

So, you don't have any other Jamma machines?

#1 Sounds odd. I have never seen a multi with Bloxeed.
#2 Looks like a Konami 4 player board, the ones that have a tendency to damage the sound chips with leaky caps.
#3 Looks just like the two TMNT boards I have here.
#4 Looks just like all CPS 1 Street Fighter (Hyper Fighting, Championship Edition, and a few others)

I've got 2 other Jamma machines. I just haven't swapped boards to check yet.

 

[TK_Monkey]

I just pulled the boards. There were 4, not 3 .

#4 says Street Fighter 2 right on it.

Based on the rom layout that's at the least a Champion edition, though could be Turbo or Hyper as well, the latter 2 were a swap of several of the roms under the cpu daughter card.

 

[AUSyTyIN]

Based on the rom layout that's at the least a Champion edition, though could be Turbo or Hyper as well, the latter 2 were a swap of several of the roms under the cpu daughter card.

You called it. I just tested these games. They are:

#1 Bloxee (no Tetris, the "Tetris" I saw was on the copyright page)
#2 Mystic Ninja (surprisingly fun)
#3 TMNT
#4 SF2 Champion Ed

They all tested working as far as I can tell (I don't have a 6 button or start button Jamma cab yet).