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To expand on this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ground_loop_(electricity) Basic idea is that when there are multiple paths to ground you can get a 60-50hz "hum" on the line. This is a big problem with audio equipment and electric musical instruments and can cause visible interference in arcade...

Thinking its a ground loop problem? I hate those... I ended up with a bunch of Furman power strips to address it.

My understanding of the problem (greatly simplified because it's 5AM): there is hardware that "un-shuffles" the graphics images for the game. On the MVS this is on the main board, with the AES it's in the cart. So MVS to AES works by adding the un-shuffle to the adapter, but AES to MVS wont work...

I went with white because it was the right bundle and price, I can take it or leave it. That being said, I like that the white looks different enough from the OGs to not cause market confusion.

Some good pictures here: https://www.reddit.com/r/neogeo/comments/1wij5v5/more_images_of_the_neogeo_aes_from_tgs2026_first/ Shows the dip switches and mini-din AV ports.

How is the UniBIOS modification attached? If it's on a Neo-BiosMASTA like adapter over the CPU, it may need to be reseated. If you're unsure, share a picture or two.

Still not addressed this damage, not been 100% happy with the replacement 100 pin headers I've been able to find.

I want a tear down of a cartridge. We need to know how they're doing the voltage regulation and what sort of flash RAM they're using.

I can loan you a NGCD to cover the gap.

I did the Amazon pre-order, no money changes hands until it ships. Not shocked at the delay.

The Suzo Happ 3" is what I was planning on using, just not gotten around to wiring everything up yet (and still hunting down a few components for the motor control).

I was gonna play Zupapa! thrice!

Yeah, not aware of anyone actually getting one. Seems like it was a scam.

It's more so that it's for the front loading single slot boards (MV1FZ, 1A, etc). For those it's positioned so the label is facing up. But it still bugs me that it's not in a MVS style case...

Yeah the backwards nature of the NeoSD MVS often bugs me, but it is what it is.