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Looking for one to replace the one I have that is now toast. Prefer working but might take non working/untested for the right price. Hit me up if you have one.

I have. It's definitely not the switcher. I've hooked the multi up to a couple different jamma setups I have (no switcher) and have had the issue on each setup. It seems to have gotten worse over time. Before it would hang once in a while, now it hangs 99.9% of the time. The issue is odd because...

I've been experimenting and it seems the 2 ways I can get it to boot up and act normal is if I either, A: boot up, then reflash the rom OR if I B: power it on, then switch to another game on the switcher (I have the multi on a 6 in 1 switcher) and switch back it then boots and works like normal...

I've searched up and down the forums, posted in other threads with similar issues but can't seem to find an answer to resolve this. I checked the repair help threads and didn't see anything that specifically addressed MY issue (although it's possible I missed it). Basically when I first turn on...

Tried a different SD card (different brand and size) and the issue persists. So you're thinking the only other option to potentially solve the issue is to reinstall a battery? I'm thinking, for me (which is different from the OP), the issue isn't key writing because the game does boot, it just...

I thought the battery had to be removed in order for the multi to work.

Would love for either @Mitsurugi-w or @Darksoft to chime in on this subject. Every time I initially power up my multi it just freezes at the rom loading screen. I then have to reflash to get it to boot. After that it runs flawless. I posted about this before and was told it was a voltage issue...

Forgive if this has been asked/answered before or a dumb question but is there any way to exit the test menu on cps1 games without having to turn the machine/test bench/etc. off and back on in order to get back to the game? It makes no sense that's there's not a simple "exit" option in the menu.

Anyone have a Big Blue with a Q-Sound amp? I need to confirm what type of fuse it needs. I know it's 6A 125V, but not sure if it's a slow or fast blow. Pretty sure it's fast blow but would like confirmation.

Thanks, unfortunately it looks like I'll need someone with a SSFII cab to get the model number I'm looking for.

Still looking if anyone can help....

That would be great, thanks!

Need a little help from someone with a gen 2 big blue cab that originally had Super Street Fighter in it. I'm working on a restoration and I'm trying to repro and fill in the model number sticker on the back of the cab. The original on mine was damaged by citristrip. I think it said "SS2000U-Q...

Yup, set to mono. I fear it is the board. Maybe a future firmware will solve the issue.

So I'm still having audio issues running the sound through the jamma harness. Not as bad, but they're still present.

Yeah I'm more curious if the audio issue is caused by pulling it through the headphones jack. I don't know how or why that would be the issue, but I'm at grasping at straws time. I'll try running it strictly through the jamma harness and see if that changed anything. I kind of hope that's not...

Ok, I have the very similar MV-1F. I also have the audio wired through the headphone port. I feel like when I had the audio running through the jamma harness I didn't have any issues with the sound. I wonder if there's a link there....maybe I should test that theory.

Which model mvs do you have? I'm curious to see if you have the same as mine, which also has audio issues.

Yessir, just updated the latest firmware and menu the other day.

Nope, not a unibios issue. First game played, cyberlip, sound all good, switched to nam'75 (both in "slot 1") and nam had glitched sound effects. 😔 Quit the game and reloaded it and the sound was fine.