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Grand Master
Excellent condition cabinet with a Nanao MS-9 monitor. $2050 AUD (~1300 USD)
The good:
The Not So Good:
Etc: The monitor was blurry af when I got it. I thought it was the chassis so sent it for an overhaul. But it was the tube. I took it to a guy for a rejuve, I forgot the remote panel, so we couldn't fire it up. When he put the rejuve device on the tube, it showed very good measurements already, but he gave it a quick blast anyway. When I put it back together, the image was markedly improved, and it's crisp af. It blurs out a bit when you crank up the brightness, so I think another blast will make it even better. But it's good the way it is. The monitor's glorious except for the right side darkness. No burn, rock solid image.
Does this listing sound familiar? It's because I had two of these cabs. I'd have kept this one, it's the best condition of all my cabs, just beautiful, but the control panel isn't Sega standard and none of my panels will fit.
Currently wired for 240V, with an internal isolation stepdown.
The good:
- The control panel was completely overhauled. Stripped back to bare metal, rust removed, primed and painted, new overlay, new sticks and buttons according to original spec (Seimitsu), fixed up the wiring, and replaced the gummy old covers on the fast-on connectors with new Hirose parts.
- The monitor was given a rejuve treatment and is very sharp.
- The monitor chassis has less than 2 hours use on it since it was refreshed by Jomac. Geometry and convergence are very good.
- The plastic part that surrounds the monitor and the marquee was repainted before I bought it. They did a very good job.
- Beautifully clean inside, speakers work, beefy original JAMMA harness, plus kick harness.
- Legit SNK cabinet, with the SNK logo, serial number badge, manufacturer date sticker etc.
- 3 Keys included (2 for panels, 1 for coin box). 100Y Coin mechanism as well, if that's your jam.
- Includes original English manual.
The Not So Good:
- The monitor might benefit from another rejuve, and it's a bit darker on the right than the centre, most noticeable with solid blue areas.
- Right side art is fading. Some scuffs, scratches.
- A tiny bit of rust here and there, mostly under the panel and at the very top of the cab, above the marquee.
- There's a bit of paint wiped away near the marquee where some idiot (me) was trying to remove a bit of tape with IPA. Oops.
- I haven't wired up the extra buttons, but I may be able to do that to the buyer's requirements if needed.
Etc: The monitor was blurry af when I got it. I thought it was the chassis so sent it for an overhaul. But it was the tube. I took it to a guy for a rejuve, I forgot the remote panel, so we couldn't fire it up. When he put the rejuve device on the tube, it showed very good measurements already, but he gave it a quick blast anyway. When I put it back together, the image was markedly improved, and it's crisp af. It blurs out a bit when you crank up the brightness, so I think another blast will make it even better. But it's good the way it is. The monitor's glorious except for the right side darkness. No burn, rock solid image.
Does this listing sound familiar? It's because I had two of these cabs. I'd have kept this one, it's the best condition of all my cabs, just beautiful, but the control panel isn't Sega standard and none of my panels will fit.
Currently wired for 240V, with an internal isolation stepdown.
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