Hey lukeearle, thanks for looking that cab up for me.
Haven't seen one appear since I'd started my search.
Not sure about the temperamental top monitor

Either way, I think I'd rather trade in the forums - much better to keep these things in the community!
Looking forward to talking more with jinxz!

Still looking 

For Sale: NEO-GEO MVS 4-slot upright arcade machine

• Completely working NEO-GEO arcade machine
• Monitor in excellent condition
• Coin mech fully operational
• MVS 4-slot board including harness and PSU
• Similar to this: http://www.hardmvs.com/html/MV-4F.htm
• 2 player controls - side by side
• Plain black pub-style cab (I think that's the right description- please look at the pics!)
• key to all compartments included
• Control panel could do with a touch up

Includes 3 great MVS Carts:

• Metal Slug
• Puzzle-de-pon
• Neo Turf Masters

£300 cash on collection or PayPal upfront
Currently residing in Ashford, Kent.

I'm selling this in order to fund part-payment towards my wife's birthday present (no really!)
Don't feel too bad for me as I've still got a Nintendo Playchoice 10 to call my own (when I finally fix it)

Selling 3 MVS carts at £15 each + p&p

Fatal Fury 2
World Heroes 2
King of the Monsters 2

PM'd and sold.
 

So, due to the nature of my inexperience - I'm selling the Hangly-Man PCB to someone who can care for it and get more out of it than me! I'll take JAMMA for beginners please.

Please see the Buy/Sell/Trade section of the forum - or just PM me.

Thanks for all your help - I'll be asking more questions when I get my JAMMA replacement!

Hey all,

It didn't take me too long to realise that I'm too much of a beginner to care for my Hangly-Man PCB properly.
Really I need a JAMMA Kit with big pictures and short words.

I'm not sure what a Hangly-Man PCB goes for - I know KLOV.com lists it as very rare but I'm not looking for silly eBay prices.     

Please PM me with any offers - if you'd like to trade instead then I'm looking for a complete JAMMA kit ( harness, PCB, controls, instructions - perhaps a 60-in-1 type thing.)

I'm a complete novice so am not sure how to tinker with it. Currently, the PCB fires up and runs but I don't hear sound (I've tried hooking up the speaker in a number of ways and have decided to buy a new speaker), Pacman continues to go right, and I can only make him go left. P1 and P2 buttons are working, as is the service pin, and coin 1 pin. Someone has soldered the 'Table' pin to 'GND' so it's currently in table mode - I'm sure this can be de-soldered. Like I said, I'm sure all the above defects are just due to bad wiring by the previous owner.

Looking forward to any offers  - This is NOT going on eBay unless I get 0 offers. I'll add a photo when I next get near a PC - if you have any questions then please just ask.

So here are my beginners questions (please don't laugh too much at me):
- on PCB pin-out diagrams, do Spkr+ and Spkr- carry the actual audio signals for a speaker or do they relate to   volume control of a speaker (e.g hooking up two microswitches would allow me to step the volume up and down). If I have a large speaker with just 2 pins for connection what PCB pin-outs would I hook up to it - I'm guessing it needs power and audio - or are they passive and just need an audio signal and GND? I'm pretty lost with this speaker and can't see why there's no noise

- Where can I get a new 44-pin Pacman harness that doesn't cost the earth? I'm not sure the wiring is incorrect and the last owner soldered everything haphazardly. Otherwise where can I get a wiring kit similar to a JAMMA harness kit?