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I know me and my buddy COULD rotate the monitor in a Blast or an Astro fairly swiftly, but that's not the same as flip the lid open, spin, close. I'm determined to figure something out eventually. lol

That would be ideal! Would solve a lot of problems for sure.

My mistake! I've seen a lot of smaller ones that used a 19 or 25 inch monitor. I'll have to have another look at that post. I've poked around seeking a lazy susan big enough for a 27"+ tube, and I had trouble locating one. I'll have to poke around again I suppose!

Top dollar I'd wager.

Preach! 😂 Life always does that!

Great points! Btw, long time no see. Hope you're well. 😁

The problem with those lazy susan designs is they would never work on a 29" monitor. The utility even when taking things apart is not having to lift a heavy monitor, maybe even by yourself, to re-mount it. I hear what you're saying WRT multiple cab ownership, but I do suspect if there was a...

Some great ideas in this thread already! Has anyone here actually done a diy of this on a candy? From how it looks, I really agree with the above comment that "it's not that complicated .... but its not easy either!" I bet if someone came up with a kit that fit some common cabs, say an Astro...

Hi all! Been thinking about this and researching on and off for quite some time. It was always a far away future thing. Now, however, I see a candy cab in my not-to-distant future. Space for two isn't really feasible, but one is! So now I'm wondering if anyone knows of anyone adding a...

Like I said above, I determined the issue was in the multi and moved the thread to the appropriate place (https://www.arcade-projects.com/thr...o-fixing-your-cps2-multi-kit.7442/post-387478) . I fixed it by replacing the faulty buffer.

Thanks! I hadn't seen that thread!

Can you fine folks help me out with this? I'm not sure what to even ask for this, but I'd like to see it into the hands of someone that will use it! Thanks!

I may never have found that fault by myself, but I am handy with the iron. 😁

Huzzah! Swapping that one chip fixed it! I have nine spares for if this issue pops up again, but for now, if it aint broke, not gonna fix it. :) Thanks yall!

Oh I've done it successfully, I just don't like it. lol These boards at least don't have a bunch of electrolytics to heat up and pop anyway, and if I'm removing chips that are malfunctioning anyway no risk overheating them and killing them.... But yeah, I still don't like hot air. I got both of...

Thanks for the idea! I tried that again and no change... But then I maybe made a breakthrough. Found that with one of the buffer chips (circled in red), if I pressed on it, the glitches shifted... So, I swapped it for another neighboring buffer chip (circled in yellow). Not easy working those...

I reflowed them and it changed. Not fixed, but better. So I think you're spot on. Any good ideas on narrowing down which buffer failed? Swapping 1 seems tricky. Swapping 14 seems daunting.

Determined the issue is the multi, not either of my CPS2 boards. Moved the issue here: https://www.arcade-projects.com/threads/the-definitive-guide-to-fixing-your-cps2-multi-kit.7442/post-387478

This is a redo from this post. My darksoft modded cps2 just started having graphical issues a couple weeks ago (attached below). I've been running it without issue for years... Until a July 9th! I confirmed today that the issue is the multi. I borrowed a working A+B board (complete with his own...

I wish I did... I've been asking around my local (east bay area) circles to see if someone would lend me a set to help narrow down my problems, but as of yet, no luck... 😔