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New discovery. amazing Neo Geo candy cocktail cabinet
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So cool!
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FTL said:
you get me confused now... what you meant by this, when talking about control panels:
FTL said:
All I did was taking for good everything you said so far, as frankly you (and the owner) are the only persons who can measure and confirm things anyway.
So, are you saying the control panel and the marquee overlay are the same as the neo19? I guess you meant the MV19 SC-0?
My suggestion is to maybe take a minute, document things and post them somewhere..thanks and again great find!
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Somehow...
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Somehow...
Most certainly.
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Yes, panel and overlay as the same as MV19 SC-0 as far as layout goes.
The main body, the glass and the serigraphy are unique to this model.
There is a snk plate with serial number but not a model number, seems they just used seial numbers for all the cabinets produced.
The main body, the glass and the serigraphy are unique to this model.
There is a snk plate with serial number but not a model number, seems they just used seial numbers for all the cabinets produced.
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About trying to understand when/where, this picture hopefully will help (courtesy of AsPiC on ArcadeOtaku):
What we got here is:
-MV25 UP-0 (25", 6 slot, upright)
-MV25 TA-0 (25", 6 slot, table with pivot)
-MV19 SC-0 (19", 4 slot, upright wood frame)
-the "mystery" table cabinet
Now, while the 25" 6-slots were the very first MVS presented at the '90 AOU show in March, the wooden MV19 SC-0 arrived slightly later.
Given the similar graphics (round "faces" logo, missing on the early 6-slots images, added in later advertising) and same CP as mentioned by FTL, seems likely this cabinet was part of this later " 19" series". (despite the auction seller mention a 25" monitor could fit, which initially lead me thinking this was a TA0 with different top)
While we can so far only speculate about the model name, it is worth pointing out that, IIRC, 19" have always been bound to "SC", which is the denomination for small locations (mall shops, barber etc.)
..could it be a MV19-TA0? Hopefully we will know some day!
What we got here is:
-MV25 UP-0 (25", 6 slot, upright)
-MV25 TA-0 (25", 6 slot, table with pivot)
-MV19 SC-0 (19", 4 slot, upright wood frame)
-the "mystery" table cabinet
Now, while the 25" 6-slots were the very first MVS presented at the '90 AOU show in March, the wooden MV19 SC-0 arrived slightly later.
Given the similar graphics (round "faces" logo, missing on the early 6-slots images, added in later advertising) and same CP as mentioned by FTL, seems likely this cabinet was part of this later " 19" series". (despite the auction seller mention a 25" monitor could fit, which initially lead me thinking this was a TA0 with different top)
While we can so far only speculate about the model name, it is worth pointing out that, IIRC, 19" have always been bound to "SC", which is the denomination for small locations (mall shops, barber etc.)
..could it be a MV19-TA0? Hopefully we will know some day!
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Where do you feed in the paper?
I'm going to be honest..when I first looked at it I thought it was actually a mod done to a printer shell. I'm not a fan Lol
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that's my feeling as well
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About trying to understand when/where, this picture hopefully will help (courtesy of AsPiC on ArcadeOtaku):
View attachment 48725
What we got here is:
-MV25 UP-0 (25", 6 slot, upright)
-MV25 TA-0 (25", 6 slot, table with pivot)
-MV19 SC-0 (19", 4 slot, upright wood frame)
-the "mystery" table cabinet
Now, while the 25" 6-slots were the very first MVS presented at the '90 AOU show in March, the wooden MV19 SC-0 arrived slightly later.
Given the similar graphics (round "faces" logo, missing on the early 6-slots images, added in later advertising) and same CP as mentioned by FTL, seems likely this cabinet was part of this later " 19" series". (despite the auction seller mention a 25" monitor could fit, which initially lead me thinking this was a TA0 with different top)
While we can so far only speculate about the model name, it is worth pointing out that, IIRC, 19" have always been bound to "SC", which is the denomination for small locations (mall shops, barber etc.)
..could it be a MV19-TA0? Hopefully we will know some day!
Excellent investigative work as always, Massi! Thank you for the additional model information.
