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As mentioned in my original thread in the Showcase section, I've put together some art resources for running Virtua Fighter 5 on a Lindbergh (or Noir) cabinet. I've added another piece since the initial post, so it seemed best to share it here as well. Currently there are 6 available pieces...

It occured to me this thread would be more appropriate for the artwork section, and I have another image resource to add, so I'll cross-post it there. To round out this thread though, here's a photo of what the finished marquee looks like when printed. Turned out well, I'd say.

Just to preface, I picked up a Lindbergh cab and of course wanted to give it an appropriate theme to match Tekken on a Noir or Street Fighter on a Vewlix; unfortunately the cabinet I bought came with Guilty Gear art instead, and I couldn't find anyone selling Final Showdown art sets, nor any...

Sometimes the simplest answer truly is the right one; it indeed turned out the hardware audio knob was turned to zero, which I should have thought of much sooner, clearly. the system sounds great now!

PM sent for a marquee order.

Forgive the bump, but after re-connecting the speaker wires I noticed something; if I were running just a regular PC in the Lindbergh, what's the simplest way to get it to output to the stock speakers. I used an RCA to 3.5mm adapter on the red/white cables in the bottom of the cabinet (and...

Interesting; I watched several videos of disassemblies of this and must have just missed it, because with the monitor back on the cabinet (albeit speakers unconnected), I just don't see how one would do that. Do you have to reconnect the speakers before you put the screen itself back on? I took...

Well they attach to the underside of the original monitor, yes, but after replacing it (or at least doing so in a similar manner as in this thread), the ports it attached to are gone, no? How can they plug into a standard LG screen? Specifically thinking of this photo; my setup is basically...

I've sent an access request as well.

Someone may have already pointed this out, but it looks like Lars is on the moves list sheet twice; the entry for Claudio uses his art instead of Claudio's portrait. Other than that it's very clean.

How did you connect the stock speakers to work on this? I'm assuming you did, just because you didn't mention it otherwise, but when I replaced the monitor I couldn't figure out how it would work since the stock ones plugged into the proprietary output attached to the back of the old monitor...

Greetings, I would like to request a Vewlix-format control in the Diamond Black style, as seen on your Flickr page here. I own a Chewlix (the more on-model variety than the obviously fake ones, but still), so if you are able to ensure the panel is usable on a Chewlix, that would be much...

Oh okay, that's not bad then if you're willing to do it. I'd be happy to accommodate schedule-wise and throw in extra for your work.

I don't have a car, so no real easy way to do that. In theory I could take a larger Uber over and load it that way, but it would depend on the location.

I'll be down for 1 stool at 48cm, if shipping to San Francisco is feasible.

I'm curious about the Lindbergh cabs, as I already have a Vewlix and a Noir and it'd be a nice trio, but it'd be good to get a sense of how bad the burn-in actually is. The Noir I have is from 2007 and has a bit of burn so if it's comparable to that I'd say that's totally doable.

This actually is ported, though. Haunted Castle is available via the "Arcade Archives" collection on PS4 and Switch.

First time feedback thread, but I'm going to try to be thorough here as there were a lot of unknowns prior to the purchase I ultimately made, and as KC himself is not a native English speaker, I figured it would be helpful if someone provided a breakdown of how everything went. As you can see...

On this same sort of subject, I've been trying to swap the control panel on a 2007 Red Noir (Ver. A?) I have here for quite a while but can't seem to figure it out despite unscrewing about 15 screws in the vicinity of the panel and it's not clear to me what's actually holding the control panel...

Well right, I know he had them in-stock, but as I mentioned in an earlier post I am not near enough to him to go pick anything up in person, so this is an issue related to shipping outside of that local area. I assume there would be no issues like that if you were just going to his place directly.