JVS at home - a series - part 1 : I/O

[awbacon]

I get a ton of questions on my YT about JVS...so as opposed to answering them one at a time I decided to make a series.

Big credit to the Tuscon Logic I/O device...this isn't a review but it works perfect and was dumb easy to work with.

Hope it helps some people. Feedback always welcome. Maybe it'll help more people get into JVS collecting!

 

[Pretty Amy]

I can't justify the price, but I went on a deep dive into exA-Arcadia because of the Gimmick! remake and the one thing I didn't understand was getting input working for a non-arcade setup. Your video answered that question for me in a satisfying way.

 

[ggallegos1]

Ohhhh definitely gonna watch this one, thanks !

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[GutsDozer]

Awesome! Gonna watch it!

 

[awbacon]

I can't justify the price, but I went on a deep dive into exA-Arcadia because of the Gimmick! remake and the one thing I didn't understand was getting input working for a non-arcade setup. Your video answered that question for me in a satisfying way.

Glad it helped. JVS is both awesome and annoying at the same time. Awesome for the video and audio output but cumbersome for the I/O

 

[NERDtendo]

Nice video. Very thorough and clear. I just got one of those IOs in the mail today. Can’t wait to give it a try.

 

[awbacon]

Nice video. Very thorough and clear. I just got one of those IOs in the mail today. Can’t wait to give it a try.

For the size alone it’s better than any of the other I/O boards. Plus it’s also cheaper than most Sega I/O boards. It’s a literal win/win device

 

[skate323k137]

Just grabbed one of those Tuscon logic IO boards to mess around with in the future. No immediate plans for it but maybe watching this video will inspire some

 

[awbacon]

Just grabbed one of those Tuscon logic IO boards to mess around with in the future. No immediate plans for it but maybe watching this video will inspire some

Yeah it's a great product