HDemon Grand Master Joined Jan 6, 2019 Messages 681 Reaction score 354 Location United Kingdom Sep 19, 2025 #1 Hi! Does anyone have any clue about this part? Thank you! Attachments WhatsApp Image 2025-09-19 at 23.08.54_00638fa7.jpg 212.6 KB · Views: 52 WhatsApp Image 2025-09-19 at 23.08.41_caf9d460.jpg 217.9 KB · Views: 52
JohnRambo'sKnife Champion Joined Mar 14, 2019 Messages 1,768 Reaction score 1,880 Location USA Sep 19, 2025 #2 Looks like it is from a jamma/JVS converter like the Namco one from the Cyberlead. That is just the harness portion that plugs into the converter pcb.
Looks like it is from a jamma/JVS converter like the Namco one from the Cyberlead. That is just the harness portion that plugs into the converter pcb.
HDemon Grand Master Joined Jan 6, 2019 Messages 681 Reaction score 354 Location United Kingdom Sep 19, 2025 #3 JohnRambo'sKnife said: Looks like it is from a jamma/JVS converter like the Namco one from the Cyberlead. That is just the harness portion that plugs into the converter pcb. Click to expand... Thank you. Any idea what its worth? I want to sell it.
JohnRambo'sKnife said: Looks like it is from a jamma/JVS converter like the Namco one from the Cyberlead. That is just the harness portion that plugs into the converter pcb. Click to expand... Thank you. Any idea what its worth? I want to sell it.
JohnRambo'sKnife Champion Joined Mar 14, 2019 Messages 1,768 Reaction score 1,880 Location USA Sep 20, 2025 #4 The converters aren't terribly expensive but maybe someone has one that is damaged and needs this replaced. $25 seems fair.
The converters aren't terribly expensive but maybe someone has one that is damaged and needs this replaced. $25 seems fair.
M magicman Student Joined Mar 12, 2025 Messages 69 Reaction score 18 Location Coral Springs, FL Sep 25, 2025 #5 The cable's black connector looks like the 60p connector found on the Sega JVS I/O adapters from Naomi era systems. Last edited: Sep 25, 2025
The cable's black connector looks like the 60p connector found on the Sega JVS I/O adapters from Naomi era systems.
kazuo Champion Joined Sep 25, 2015 Messages 1,655 Reaction score 1,738 Location United States of America Sep 25, 2025 #6 It's probably a standard Hirose connector which is used on a bunch of different things. I agree with Rambo, it's probably from a Namco (or possibly a Konami) JVS converter.
It's probably a standard Hirose connector which is used on a bunch of different things. I agree with Rambo, it's probably from a Namco (or possibly a Konami) JVS converter.