shadows
Mature's Make-up Artist

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Currently stuck between contracts, weather is mostly shit and boredom is setting in. So I'd thought I'd finally get around to making my dreamcast, which I only bought for this purpose anyway, jamma compatible.
I still need to add a few things, like a switch to kill the internal controllers, for some light gun action. Also adding video out to the jamma edge, so I can get back my scanlines when in 15khz mode.
It is otherwise done.
Jamma connector, Headphone jack, DB9 kick harness connector and cutout for the memory card.
VGA connector, 15/31khz switch.
Guts spilled open.
There's two internal controllers with one slot for a memory card.
All of the components that sit on the top metal panel are going to connectors, strip boards. Making everything very easy to take apart when needed.
And a look inside the gutted modem shell.
Next up, is a Genesis. This one is going to be a much quicker project to do.
Using an harness going to the Sega CD extension port, instead of adding a jamma connector to the shell.
I still need to add a few things, like a switch to kill the internal controllers, for some light gun action. Also adding video out to the jamma edge, so I can get back my scanlines when in 15khz mode.
It is otherwise done.
Jamma connector, Headphone jack, DB9 kick harness connector and cutout for the memory card.

VGA connector, 15/31khz switch.

Guts spilled open.
There's two internal controllers with one slot for a memory card.
All of the components that sit on the top metal panel are going to connectors, strip boards. Making everything very easy to take apart when needed.

And a look inside the gutted modem shell.

Next up, is a Genesis. This one is going to be a much quicker project to do.
Using an harness going to the Sega CD extension port, instead of adding a jamma connector to the shell.