My AV Famicom commissions for: Detroit44

I've had to work out some more kinks haha. First while tinkering with my supergun I accidentally soldered a couple of traces together and spent half the day figuring out where the problem was. Anyway once that was sorted I noticed that going to upgraded audio caused buzzing....but I talked to the man tiido and as I thought you only need to add resistors to be able to mix the signals. Two resistors later and all was good. I also wired up the system to run off of power from the jamma rig. I even managed to buy the right kind of power jack for the console from ebay so check it out:



This jamma rig is taking longer to build than expected because it's a lot of stuff I've never done before so it's been a learning process for sure. Anyway all that's left now is to wire up the pad hacks (that's simple I've done that many times before) and build everything into project boxes so it should be nothing but smooth sailing from this point onward

Here is a link to some photo bucket pictures of my new Jamma NES unit. This thing is freakin' awesome! I cannot believe how clear the pictures is and the improved sound is great in the Blast City cabinet. These pictures do not due the unit justice (my camera is not the best). I could not be happier with this unit. Well worth the time and money. Dom did a fantastic job and kept me updated every step of the way with posts, pictutes and videos. This unit is now one of my most prized possessions. Thanks again Dom!

Here is the link:

https://s1224.photobucket.com/albums/ee371/markrhurst/NES%20Jamma%20-%20Awesome/

Awesome stuff! Give me the arcade machine

ProD1gy84 wrote:

Awesome stuff! Give me the arcade machine

Save up and buy one like everyone who owns one did?

*edit*

Here's the pics of the stuff I built for detroit44 in action:





hmm.. How come detroit44 has a power bar inside of his cab? The psu of a cab should only need one power plug.

Also I demand pics of your entire cab and pcb collection detroit44!!