Sega Master System Supergun

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=8244977141&rd=1&sspagename=STRK:MESE:IT&rd=1

Take a look and let me know what you think!

My buyer feedback also,incase any of you ever decide to deal with me.

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Bah,that last link doesnt work like I had planned,anyway just check my ebay id then,and you can look at the feedback listed from other buyers.Im pretty rock solid.
I have thought about buying and selling on here,but wasnt sure as what was required on these forums.

Nice supegun but this isn't the forum to advertise eBay auctions.

Personally I'd have had the JAMMA connector fixed onto the back of the system as with the wires coming out of the top it looks a bit messy.

I wont mount on the back beacuse this cause problems with other jamma boards.Not all of them use have feet,or even use them,as is the case with some Strata boards.For that matter not all are the same size.I dont liek to stress out jamma pcbs by making them flex even the smallest bit.I am fearful of stresscreep.I didnt post it on here to sell it on here,but actually I tried to post it in the sell section last nite just so it would be in the proper section,but it wouldnt let me post there.I wont deal on here yet anyway,strictly ebay at the moment.I dont know any of you yet.After some time and I prob will,just not yet.Plus I like seeing my ebay feedback go up up up.

The internal power supply was a good idea. Which one are you using? Does it support +/-5V and 12V?

The cart port is one way to run the cables ... I used the AV port hole and EXT port for mine.

(edit: moved pic to a link in my sig)

At first I thought that was your supergun Murray. Heh. I agree, it looks kinda sloppy with the harness comming out of the cartrige port. Maybe if you heat shrink the cables to manage them a little better it will look more professional. Other than that, its kinda cool I guess. However I wouldnt' pay $150+ for it. I think i'm just realy cheap however lol

I thought about heat shrink but decided against it incase I needed to cut a wire or anything.I constantly change stuff around on my superguns.Yea I also thought of running the jamma harness out of the av port,but where the av port is located is where my power supply is,so no room there other then the audio and video outs that are there already as is.Yes the power supply supports + and -5 and +12 volts.No problems there.However the jamma harness didnt have the wire soldered on,yet another reason why I didnt heat shrink the wiring yet,and honestly I dont care to mess with Midway games.They have too much mess going everywhere.Are there any other games that require -5 other then US crap from Atari and Midway? Im not exactly a big Narc or MK fan.

All in all I fit alot of stuff in that Master System shell,and it was not easy.They are not very spacy.There are things I prob could have done better,but all in all I made it very flexable to be improved by someone else if they desire to do so.As it is Im fine with it.Other ones I have built are a Pelican Arcade stick supergun that has everything including harness running out of it.Those sticks are nice and spacy inside.The other one I did was a white Pc Engine supergun.I posted pics of both of those on pcenginefx.

After seeing some of the crapguns on ebay,like the one with composite only and snes pads for controllers,I felt pretty good about this one.Its well rounded.

Amakusashiro666 said:

All in all I fit alot of stuff in that Master System shell,and it was not easy.They are not very spacy.

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No doubt there. My Genesis one was pretty crammed as well and I didn't even put the PS in there. It looks to be nice and easy to pack around, which is a big bonus. Given the prices of other SGs, I'd say you're asking a fair price, especially when you figure in the time that goes into building one of these. Good luck on the sale.

Yea I was thinking it was a a fair price myself,considering soemone liek D-Lite can place parts ina floppy disk container and charge almost 200 bucks with no joysticks provided.Plus the last oen I saw sell on ebay,the crapgun with snes pads wired using pc ribbon cable went for about 180 bucks.It only had composite,and no stereo mount for the NeoGeo stereo output.

Sorry for the misspelling here.Im on cold and flu tabs here,been sick for a week,so Im getting off here now before I begin typing gibberish.