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On a rare whim I bought something the other day, but sadly it can't stay. It is a bit too big for the spot I have unfortunately :/ . Pics will be uploaded after I resize them later. There is a darksoft kit for this setup so people are looking for these.
$750 cash firm *Dead and/or partially dead examples of of the cps3 systems with this cart sell for $900+ on eVilBay by themselves! Working go for much more and this may be working
.*. This beast needs to be picked up in Orlando ASAP!
What I can tell you about it:
I picked this up from a lady whose disabled husband used to play it for years. They moved it to the garage 2 years ago and it was supposedly working at the time. She disconnected everything in order to slide out the control panel shelf (a really cool feature on this cab) in order to make moving it easier. It sat disconnected the last two years apparently. The woman was clearly not a storage flipper or anything like that so I'd say there's a 10 to 40% chance it comes up, or a greater chance that part of it works. It's been 2+ years since it was powered on so you guys know the odds on everything coming up roses
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This cab has sat in my garage untouched with the control panel shelf on the workbench since I bought it. I was diving this past weekend and I'm busy nearly every night these days so I don't really fool with games much in case you're understandably wondering why I have not worked on testing it. If there is no immediate interest I will clean it up, check voltage on the power supply, and then plug it in and see what's working. The 25" monitor in it is either burn free or barely has burn. Chassis has no obvious visible problems like bulging caps or burnt components. The PCB looks good as well. The cab is solid with no major damage or water issues. It is scratched up a bit and has edge wear (mostly on the base) so it's far from perfect.
I have a Pacman bootleg cabaret I'll be listing (the one at free play last year) and I intend on selling off all my extra PCBs. No I don't have a list and prices on the PCBs yet.
$750 cash firm *Dead and/or partially dead examples of of the cps3 systems with this cart sell for $900+ on eVilBay by themselves! Working go for much more and this may be working
.*. This beast needs to be picked up in Orlando ASAP!What I can tell you about it:
I picked this up from a lady whose disabled husband used to play it for years. They moved it to the garage 2 years ago and it was supposedly working at the time. She disconnected everything in order to slide out the control panel shelf (a really cool feature on this cab) in order to make moving it easier. It sat disconnected the last two years apparently. The woman was clearly not a storage flipper or anything like that so I'd say there's a 10 to 40% chance it comes up, or a greater chance that part of it works. It's been 2+ years since it was powered on so you guys know the odds on everything coming up roses
. This cab has sat in my garage untouched with the control panel shelf on the workbench since I bought it. I was diving this past weekend and I'm busy nearly every night these days so I don't really fool with games much in case you're understandably wondering why I have not worked on testing it. If there is no immediate interest I will clean it up, check voltage on the power supply, and then plug it in and see what's working. The 25" monitor in it is either burn free or barely has burn. Chassis has no obvious visible problems like bulging caps or burnt components. The PCB looks good as well. The cab is solid with no major damage or water issues. It is scratched up a bit and has edge wear (mostly on the base) so it's far from perfect.
I have a Pacman bootleg cabaret I'll be listing (the one at free play last year) and I intend on selling off all my extra PCBs. No I don't have a list and prices on the PCBs yet.