Cabinets

Arcade cabinets: candy cabs, uprights, cocktails, cockpits. CRT monitors, control panels, power supplies, harnesses, restoration.

🔧 Modernising a cabinet — a hub for video (OSSC / GBS-Control / tri-sync), a modern PSU (Mean Well), multi-JAMMA & Supergun, JVS conversion, I-PAC/J-PAC encoders, PC/FPGA in the cab (GroovyMAME + CRT Emudriver).

Models

• Sega — the widest range covered here:
  • "City" series (candy cabs) — City (1986, the first candy cab) · Aero City (1988) · Aero Table (cocktail, 1988) · Astro City (1993) · New Astro City (1995) · Astro City II (VF, 1997) · Blast City (tri-sync 31 kHz) · Net City (network) · New Net City
  • Back-to-back (versus) — Versus City · New Versus City (1996)
  • Later systems / large formats — NAOMI Universal · Lindbergh cabinets (HD LCD, JVS) · R360 (360° rotating) · Megalo / Teatro (41″-50″ projector)
  • No dedicated page yet (entries in Other candy cabs) — Swing (1991) · Consette / Consette II · Naomi Deluxe / Naomi 50 · ALL.Net P-ras MULTI v3 (2019)
• Taito — full overview · Canary (1991) · Egret II · Egret 3 · Vewlix (LCD)
• Namco — overview (Exceleena, Cyber Lead) · Noir (2007, 32″ LCD, JVS) · Grigio (2018, Full HD, adjustable height) · Dragon Ball ZENKAI "Blanc" (2011) · Irem — Madonna / Madonna 33 · Jaleco — Pony
• Capcom — Mini Cute / Impress / Status
• Big format — Megalo / Teatro (41″-50″ projector)
• Konami — Windy / Windy II · Sammy — Atomiswave SD · SNK — Neo-Geo (MVS)
• Other Japanese candy cabs — Taito Canary, Irem Madonna, Pony, Sega City (1986), Megalo/Teatro…
• Western — uprights / cocktails · European (Electrocoin, Jeutel…) · deluxe / sit-down · Supergun
• Repair: CRT monitors & chassis → monitor section.

Review & corrections

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