Turbografx/PC Engine Jamma Board

[Samelak]

I recently purchased a JAMMA board that connects to the back of a PC-Engine or Turbografx. I am unable to find any info on this and hoping someone has seen this before. It is not the board (from United Amusement) I've seen for sale (occasionally) in the US. It works pretty good and does utilize the coin mech to allow for play. It has few dipswitches on the board and would like to know what I can do with this.

I've been looking for something like this for a while and planning to make a dedicated cabaret cab. Also, I remember seeing a Turbografx-16 CPO for sale years ago. I remembering it having the Turbografx logo printed all over a black background. They were quite common at the time on ebay. Does anyone have one for sale or at least have the file to get one printed?

 

[GothGirl]

Looks like this I think.... not mine BTW. Good luck finding one, I love the TG-16/PC Engine.

 

[Samelak]

That's it.

 

[Samelak]

Anyone seen this before? I was going to post on the PC Engine forums, but the site is dead. Also any suggestions on what model cabaret I can use? I will build from scratch, not convert. Needs to be horizontal though. I have Sanwa 14" monitor ready to go.

 

[parism]

Slightly off topic, but for anyone wondering what the green HuCard is in the OPs image, it is a Krikzz EverDrive (earlier version). The latest is here:

https://krikzz.com/store/home/35-turbo-everdrive-v24.html

Also, to the OP, the Krikzz site has a forum, perhaps you can ask your question on the JAMMA board there?

Best of luck,

paris

 

[Brentradio]

That's pretty cool!

If you ever decide to sell it, please let me know. I would buy the whole setup.

 

[SeaWolf]

Fun in progress

 

[DuffCon]

Very cool; one of these came up here and I did a bunch of research on it. Looking at yours, I'm not sure if it's the same, but here's some info:

United Amusements PC-Engine/TurboGrafx-16 JAMMA Conversion Kit :: tg-16.com

MMAO - Parts: - United Amusements PC Engine/Turbografx board (NOS)

This is a never-used/installed oddball item from my collection. United Amusements Interface Board and PC Engine mounted on a backplane. Serial number 1889, "MDSI Rev C". It's been a long time since I got this, but some of the neat pieces of information I remember... It's not...

forums.arcade-museum.com

I love your cab choice, looks appropriate.

 

[StilgarISCA]

I'd make it bright orange like the TG16 box was. The Bonk games were so good.

 

[SeaWolf]

My cab was specifically for this kit