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Yeah man. Personally I love it. When I converted my pgm carts I was afraid that it wouldn’t have the glitching. It looks so badass

That glitching is normal. It happens on the original pcb. Look up some super plays and you will see it all over the place. Happens on all the Cave shmups on PGM.

Pin 1 of U4 does not need to be lifted, as the pad on the PCB is unconnected. I believe you would still need to run a wire to it for Vcc though. Here is a converted cart I was playing around with to confirm: Another concern I have is that the bypass capacitors are being bypassed (heh). As you...

Correct me if I am wrong, but I believe there is a typo here. The chip MX29L3911 does not exist, the correct chip should be MX29L3211 as you posted above in the parts list.

Hey guys! Just chiming in to say that we have sold the last of our stock from this batch. We do not have plans to run a second batch, but if we do it will certainly incorporate the changes suggested about the fingerboard width and kick harness support. A huge thanks from everyone at SEGV for...

It's definitely something we are considering. What makes it tricky is that there are many different kick harnesses out there. What would the needs of the fighting game community be? Strictly CPS2? Would you be happy with just some screw terminals and user-wiring required?

Buttons 4 & 5 are handled if they are passed over JAMMA. So this works great for Neo-Geo games, for example. Kick harnesses are not supported at this time, though the micro-controller is fully programmable so there's nothing stopping an ambitious user from expanding the functionality. We tested...

I'm sorry to hear about your technical difficulties. 1. Our board could be wider, but it's well within the range of other JAMMA boards out there. Even when we try we can't misalign the JAMMA pins. ?( Potential clients can judge for themselves if they think it's an issue: 2. Our video...

I can only speak about my design, but for what it's worth even with the Hammond there's a turn ratio of 1:1. We don't use a step-down transformer to attenuate the audio, we use a voltage divider. Good questions. :D You'll probably see a theme, our design philosophy was not just aiming for high...

The majority of people this is targeting are going to use 3.5mm for recording audio. Yes, it is a large transformer, but as mentioned in the FAQ the frequency response of an audio transformer is directly proportional to the size of the core. Yes, TRS would not work well for the majority of...

We really appreciate the positive feedback, guys! I've received a lot of questions about the choice of the Hammond transformer, so I thought I'd address our design process a bit: During our design we had a couple of options when handling line out: 1. Use speaker (+) referenced to GND. As...

Essentially. It's a separate windows program that you can capture using OBS.

Appreciate the feedback, we'll include a keyslot in the next batch :) We were originally a bit concerned about the weight of the pcb, but during out tests it seemed to support itself quite well. FR4 is surprisingly sturdy:

Thanks for the kind words :) The input display is handled by our software, entirely plug and play. The software will be available for download from our website (http://segv.moe) when the first units start shipping this week. The protocol for communicating with the board is open source (also...

It's an audio video splitter aimed at streamers and people who wish to record their gameplay. It also sends your inputs over USB to a PC for viewing inputs alongside gameplay. Check out the link in the first FAQ for a video. Video coming out of DSUB has been attenuated down to safe VGA levels...

On-board microcontroller streams JAMMA joystick and button inputs in real time over USB for viewing on your PC. High quality op-amps buffer video with exceptionally low distortion allowing video to be streamed to your PC capture card without affecting the video signal being sent to your arcade...