Finch
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This was what got me started working with arcade boards and electronics in general. Made it a little while ago and it was a great learning experience, and a massive time suck trying to get that enclosure machined and powder-coated. The MVS board came off ebay, so no cab gutting here, and it's still Jamma compatible if I ever get a Neo Geo cabinet, although I will have to reverse the stereo sound mod.
Here's the stats:
•MV-1C motherboard with UniBIOS, 5v mod, Stereo Sound mod, and backup battery mod.
•Neobitz video converter with RCA and S-video.
•Original NeoGeo AES video out for RGB output to a Sony PVM or arcade monitor.
•Power and test switch
•Power LED
•Runs off small 5v PSU
The Joysticks are compatible with NeoGeo through the DB15 ports, PS3 and PC through USB using the Toodles Cthulhu board. Sanwa buttons and joysticks.
Here's the stats:
•MV-1C motherboard with UniBIOS, 5v mod, Stereo Sound mod, and backup battery mod.
•Neobitz video converter with RCA and S-video.
•Original NeoGeo AES video out for RGB output to a Sony PVM or arcade monitor.
•Power and test switch
•Power LED
•Runs off small 5v PSU
The Joysticks are compatible with NeoGeo through the DB15 ports, PS3 and PC through USB using the Toodles Cthulhu board. Sanwa buttons and joysticks.
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