just alittle high. not too bad considering you got UMK3.
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just alittle high. not too bad considering you got UMK3.
BTW - You didn't pay anything near "retail" so you're still ahead of the game. Also, having the UMK boardset makes the deal a little sweeter (that tidbit hadn't registered when I last responded)...
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makes me feel a little better lol
i should have some fun with it
is there some where i can buy a different cp that will fit it? i want to make one that has the run button without havin to drill a couple holes in this one
i should have some fun with it
is there some where i can buy a different cp that will fit it? i want to make one that has the run button without havin to drill a couple holes in this one
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I guess it makes a huge difference where you are because a working K7000 for a 24" monitor will usually go for about $100. A complete working monitor would be about $150. I was offered a Sanwa a while back for $200. If I could get working 25" monitors for $50 I'd pick up 3 in a heartbeat. Most of my games use 25" monitors.
makes me feel a little better lol
i should have some fun with it
is there some where i can buy a different cp that will fit it? i want to make one that has the run button without havin to drill a couple holes in this one
Look at the backside of that control panel. Most/all? Dynamo control panels are pre-punched for 6 button SF style. My guess is that center button for MKII is drilled while the outside 4 are stock-punched. It would be very easy to add that 6th button somewhere though.
If you demand a new CP, they're called Dynamo "Cut Corner" CPO's. Make sure you get the one for their 25" cabs as they also have "Cut Corner" CPO's that fit their 19" cabs which aren't as wide.
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I'll see them listed on CL occasionally for cheap, but they probably aren't free of some problems, or they are lesser brands, or they are located in BFE.
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cool ill check it out
i just got done drillin out the locks (no keys) and found about 2 bucks in it
if i ever wanted to toss a multi board in it, is it possible in these cabs to flip the monitors on there sides?
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cool ill check it out
i just got done drillin out the locks (no keys) and found about 2 bucks in it
if i ever wanted to toss a multi board in it, is it possible in these cabs to flip the monitors on there sides?
I beleive you could, but you'd have to get creative with the mounting. Maybe it's just me but playing classics (simplistic graphics and very pixelated characters) wouldn't look the best on a gigantic 25" monitor right there in your face.
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yeah i spose lol
i checked out the cp and yeah there was/is 6 button holes but when this was put together they re-drilled it for MKII , if i end up keepin umk in there i might just drill out that run buttons.
i checked out the cp and yeah there was/is 6 button holes but when this was put together they re-drilled it for MKII , if i end up keepin umk in there i might just drill out that run buttons.
Yeah kinda overpaid. I got my mint dedicated MK2 ten years ago for $500. It had UMK3 in it. I changed the CP back to MK2. It was the most I'd paid for a cab until last year when I paid $600 for my pristine dedicated Killer Instinct.
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oh well, it works, its fun, im pretty happy with it.
just ordered new joysticks for it and itll be goin on location when i get the stick installed lol
how do up the coins per credit on these? right now its 1 to 1
just ordered new joysticks for it and itll be goin on location when i get the stick installed lol
how do up the coins per credit on these? right now its 1 to 1
You should have a service switch inside your coin door. $$$ adjustments are made through the menu there.
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Dip switch settings.
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cool thanks, will have to pull the board and check it out
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