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My Cabinet Build (40" 28" 19" 17")


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This is my cabinet build in progress. 

 

I used an old High Speed cabinet as a starting point.

 

Screens:

Playfield - 40" Westinghouse

Back Glass - 28" Hanspree Basketbal TV

DMD - 19" Dell Monitor

Coindoor - 17" Dell Monitor

 

Computer:

ASROCK ASROCK Z77 EXTREME4

INTEL CORE I5-3570K

CORSAIR 8GB VGNBLU

ADATA **120GB SSD SATA III

OCZTECH 750W FATAL1TY

EVGA GeForce GTX 660 FTW Signature 2 - 2GB

EVGA GeForce 9800GT - 512mb

 

Sound:

Logitech THX Z-5300e Speakers/Sub

 

Goodies:

IPAC2

LED Wiz

Zeb's Booster Boards

RGB ICE Flipper Buttons

LED Stealth Buttons on the front

Launch Ball Button converted to LED

(8) Siemens 3RT1016-1BB41 Contactor 24 VDC

 

 

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Take it one further and change the image to match the coin door that came with that cab. Or top that and use a touchscreen so the coin returns etc would work. Probably need to inset it a little so you don't have the cab edge showing.

Cool idea

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My fear with a screen as a coin door would be that someone would lean up against it wrong or knee going through the screen or something.  But then again most people don't take their cabs to high traffic shows.

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mameman:  rosve wrote an application that does exactly that for me.  With a couple lines of script, when a table is launched, I control what coin door is displayed :)  Its called c4s.  Its like b2s but for a coindoor on the 4th screen.

 

Dazz:  I think maybe a sheild of plastic/plexi/tempered glass/etc would prevent that, but thankfully in my living room,  I have no knee's to worry about!

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Thats pretty much why I used it Herweh.  I bought an old cabinet that didnt have a coindoor.  New coindoors were about $79 bucks plus shipping.  I had the monitor, so free seemed a bit better.   Rawd had the idea, rosve wrote the software....it kind of snowballed from there.

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