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Title: Re: Cabaret Multi? Post by: Santeh on February 21, 2011, 07:18:35 pm Hello All,
I am a bit space limited, thus I am looking for a cabaret multicade in the Florida area (I am in Tampa). Does anyone, by chance, know of one that might be for sale? Thanks! Title: Re: Cabaret Multi? Post by: MrHiu2 on February 22, 2011, 11:09:26 am Very VERY frequently, local dealers/stores whom sell classic games/cabinets have a M.A.M.E cabinet service. Not that I live in Florida, but you could search www.hotfrog.com or Craigslist.com for such a business. Good luck!
Title: Re: Cabaret Multi? Post by: John's Arcade on February 22, 2011, 12:44:27 pm Hello All, I am a bit space limited, thus I am looking for a cabaret multicade in the Florida area (I am in Tampa). Does anyone, by chance, know of one that might be for sale? Thanks! You can find a cheap cabaret cabinet, rewire it JAMMA (if it's not already) and stick a 60 in 1 board in it. It's really not hard. Title: Re: Cabaret Multi? Post by: John's Arcade on February 22, 2011, 06:33:53 pm This guy is good to deal with for the mutlicade 60 in 1 board:
http://www.jammaparts.net/ Title: Re: Cabaret Multi? Post by: Santeh on February 23, 2011, 07:24:42 pm Hello everyone,
Thanks for the help! I am currently looking for a cabaret now and if it is not JAMMA ready I will look into getting that done (although I would not know how to do it myself). I do have a possible lead on a Pac-Man cabaret which I would like as I enjoy the shape of the cabinet, so we shall see. I will let you all know how it goes! Always, Sam P.S.- I thought you might like to know, John, that my wife is looking for me to invest in a TSPP! :) I am not sure I can afford it, but I am going to try. Title: Re: Cabaret Multi? Post by: John's Arcade on February 24, 2011, 11:18:31 am Hello everyone, Thanks for the help! I am currently looking for a cabaret now and if it is not JAMMA ready I will look into getting that done (although I would not know how to do it myself). I do have a possible lead on a Pac-Man cabaret which I would like as I enjoy the shape of the cabinet, so we shall see. I will let you all know how it goes! Always, Sam P.S.- I thought you might like to know, John, that my wife is looking for me to invest in a TSPP! :) I am not sure I can afford it, but I am going to try. Here's a good guide on how to install a JAMMA harness: http://arcadecontrols.com/BBBB/jh.html It's really not that hard. Also, there are many adapters out there that will allow a JAMMA board (the 60 in 1) to be plugged into non-JAMMA harnesses. For instance, if you get a Pac-Man cab, you can get an adapter at http://www.lizardlick.com/ that will convert the Pac-Man to JAMMA and then you can just plug the 60 in 1 into the original Pac harness. You will have to add buttons, but it's not that hard. |