FS: PCBs

[Laschek]

A few PCBs and other stuff for sale, all tested and working (unless noted otherwise):
+Shipping from Germany.

PCBs:

Jamma:

(nothing atm)

Non-Jamma, no adaptors included:
-Zigzag Bootleg: http://www.arcade-museum.com/game_detail.php?game_id=10533  20.-- EUR


-Metro Cross, Original, 65,--




UNTESTED BOARDS, therefore possibly non-working:
(Untested because: dedicated cab not available, Jamma conversion too complicated (unusual connectors/voltages), no special monitor available (MedRes etc.), etc., you get the picture)

-Road Blasters System 1 "Cocktail" Board, original Atari, untested
Supposed to go into the Road Blasters Cockpit(http://www.arcade-museum.com/images/118/1181242156263.jpg).
Bottom board has a sticker with a cryptic error descryption (about sprites and backgroundgrfx), so most likely non-working
75,-- EUR




-Vindicators, original Atari, untested
90.-- EUR



-Space Firebird Boardset (Video & CPU PCB), original Nintendo, untested
One PROM on the Video Board is labeled defective (might be a broken leg, will have to check that)
50,--





MARQUEES:

SpacePhoenix Marquee, good condition, 18.-- EUR




BEZELS:

Atari Centipede Bezel (Euro Version), CABARET version.
Has scratches (see pic, the shadow of them can be seen on the cupboard door), 40,--




CONTROL PANELS:

Atari Klax panel, no wiring, for cabaret? 53,2 cm length. Overlay has yellowed on the left side of the CP. 40,--





MANUALS:

NOS Battlezone Manual in german by Löwenautomaten/NSM, incl. stickers and folded Backdoorsheet (also in german).

One Set left, 20.-- EUR/each + shipping from Germany.

Here's a pic of one already sold, the others are in the same very good condition. The "stains" on the cover is just an effect caused by the camera, due to the structure of the plastic.




Prices are negotiable, just let me know if you're interested.

[Blanka]

What screen are you running the Zig Zag on? Is that an alternative to a real arcade CRT?

[mchay]

PM'd 

[level42]

What screen are you running the Zig Zag on? Is that an alternative to a real arcade CRT?

Thats an RGB monitor by Philips model CM8833.

This is mostly known as the Commodore 1084 monitor and is great as a test monitor. It was used for compiters like the Atari ST and Amiga which had RGB outputs.

Robin, Erik and I have one too. They appear on marktplaats regularly for little money ( I paid 10 euro).

[Superully]

i've just bought a VS Super Mario Bros pcb on the KLOV forum for roughly the same price, only in dollars . Do you have any other VS stuff / pcbs?

[Laschek]

Do you have any other VS stuff / pcbs?

No at the time, only Super Mario.

[Laschek]

UPDATE:

A few PCBs for sale, all tested and working:

-Dynablaster/Bomberman original, Jamma 45.-- EUR
-Dynablaster/Bomberman bootleg, Jamma 30.-- EUR
-Original Nintendo Vs Board with Super Mario 110.-- EUR
-2x Zigzag Bootleg: http://www.arcade-museum.com/game_detail.php?game_id=10533  25.--/each  EUR

[Laschek]

Added a bunch of untested Sega boards, see first post.

[polderarcade]

pm afterburner boards   

[eurotronic]

The board as arrived with no harm.
Thanks to the great packaging box!
By the way my cats thank you.

[cebulba]

What screen are you running the Zig Zag on? Is that an alternative to a real arcade CRT?

Thats an RGB monitor by Philips model CM8833.

This is mostly known as the Commodore 1084 monitor and is great as a test monitor. It was used for compiters like the Atari ST and Amiga which had RGB outputs.

Yep. Got it for my Amiga 500. And the follower CM8833-II, too. That was an alternative to the Commodore 1084(ST).

[Laschek]

Update April, 24, 2013

Updated and added more stuff (see first post).

[Laschek]

*bump*

[Laschek]

Some new stuff added, see first post.

[level42]

Metrocross should have had a dedicated cab, I loved it on the Atari ST.