Neo 29 Candy Cab.

meanbean · Jan 8, 2006

No, you will be able to use the AW cab for Jamma as well. I only meant that normally, the Neo Geo 29 is not wired for Jamma. In this case, Terry has already done this for you so that you will not need to do it yourself so I wanted to make that a selling point for you. Regardless of your choice, you may need to add a CPS2/3 kick harness in order to play the Capcom 6-button fighters. If price is not a concern, then get the AW cab. The Egret 3 style cab is very appealing.

goingmerry · Jan 8, 2006

^o ok i get it now. thanks for your help

Stellarola · Jan 8, 2006

I had my Neo29 hooked up like a MAME setup and totally got rid of the whole jamma hookup, and really got dirty inside the cab when it came to ripping it apart

. I regret it and want to make it a dedicated Neo-geo like it's suppose to be. I ended up leaving the jamma harness inside, but where the control panel is, I got rid of the male molex connectors with the wiring on them. I need 2 12-position and 1 6-position male molex connectors. Anyone know where I can find them?? Here are a few pics below of what I'm talking about. Thanks in advance!!

meanbean · Jan 12, 2006

I have not been able to find any place that sells just the connector. You are better off just cutting the wires from that JVS type connector and recrimping to a 12 pin AMP or Molex connector.

Stellarola · Jan 12, 2006

meanbean said:
I have not been able to find any place that sells just the connector. You are better off just cutting the wires from that JVS type connector and recrimping to a 12 pin AMP or Molex connector.

You know where I can find 12 pin molex connectors?

stuffmonger · Jan 12, 2006

Stellarola said:
You know where I can find 12 pin molex connectors?

any electical shop should have some... there's a place nearby me that has some, or you could get the cheap shit from radioshack, but you'll hate it (like I do).

meanbean · Jan 13, 2006

You can get them at your local Fry's Electronics or their website. http://shop4.outpost.com/product/1651371?site=sr:SEARCH:MAIN_RSLT_PG

stuffmonger · Jan 13, 2006

meanbean said:
You can get them at your local Fry's Electronics or their website. http://shop4.outpost.com/product/1651371?site=sr:SEARCH:MAIN_RSLT_PG

no offence, but frys isn't any better than radioshack if you want decent quality, I'd go with marvac, or some other contractor store.

Stellarola · Jan 13, 2006

Wish we had some real local electronic stores here in Kentucky. All we have are Radioshacks.

stuffmonger · Jan 14, 2006

Stellarola said:
Wish we had some real local electronic stores here in Kentucky. All we have are Radioshacks.

you could always endure the pain of shipping, and order from online...

marvac / duvac
digi-key
mouser

are a few that come to mind.

Stellarola · Jan 14, 2006

stuffmonger said:
you could always endure the pain of shipping, and order from online...

marvac / duvac
digi-key
mouser

are a few that come to mind.

I'm hurting already.

Thanks for the info though, i'll check em out. Also, where can I find the wire crimps that go inside the molex connectors?

MKL · Jan 14, 2006

In Japan they don't use Molex shit of course. The most largely used brand in the arcade industry is JST. And the connectors in that cab are in fact JST, I think I even spotted the exact model/series and I could get them If I wanted but obviously not just one (or two...).

Stellarola · Jan 15, 2006

MKL said:
In Japan they don't use Molex shit of course. The most largely used brand in the arcade industry is JST. And the connectors in that cab are in fact JST, I think I even spotted the exact model/series and I could get them If I wanted but obviously not just one (or two...).

You have any pics of the exact model/series?

stuffmonger · Jan 15, 2006

Stellarola said:
I'm hurting already.

Thanks for the info though, i'll check em out. Also, where can I find the wire crimps that go inside the molex connectors?

they should come with the conectors

MKL · Jan 15, 2006

Stellarola said:
You have any pics of the exact model/series?

http://www.jst-mfg.com/ProductGuideE/EYL.html

The connector on your panel is YLR-12V. The matching plug is YLP-12V (page 4 of the PDF).

Stellarola · Jan 15, 2006

MKL said:
http://www.jst-mfg.com/ProductGuideE/EYL.html

The connector on your panel is YLR-12V. The matching plug is YLP-12V (page 4 of the PDF).

Thanks a lot MKL! I now know I'll never be able to find anyone that sells these kind of connectors.

MKL · Jan 15, 2006

You can request samples directly to JST:

http://www.jst.com/home10.html

If you intend to assemble the harness yourself you should also request the pins but are you sure you have an appropriate crimping tool? If not, request "terminated" connectors.

Stellarola · Jan 15, 2006

MKL said:
You can request samples directly to JST:

http://www.jst.com/home10.html

If you intend to assemble the harness yourself you should also request the pins but are you sure you have an appropriate crimping tool? If not, request "terminated" connectors.

Not a bad idea. I'm sure I can find the tool at radioshack. Thanks!!

Stellarola · Jan 16, 2006

Just asked for some samples, lets see if I get em.

meanbean · Feb 14, 2006

Well, I swapped out my buttons and joystick ball tops again on my Neo29. :loco:

This time around, I used pink Sanwa in place of the Taiwan buttons. I liked the button feel of the Taiwan buttons but the click was just too loud. This became especially apparent after playing against a button masher. :lol:

norton9478 · Feb 14, 2006

After Workin on, Playing on Ralphakick's Neo 29, I'm convinced that it's a great Candy Cab...

rpsthirteen · Feb 14, 2006

i have a neo 29 im thinking about selling. its taking up to much space in my room at the moment. im in houston if anyone is interested. is rewired for jamma.

totoroslayer · Feb 16, 2007

Ralfakick said:
The one the person from Houston has listed has a four button control panel, can you get the 6 button each one online?

Ralfakick, try here:

http://www.seimitsu.co.jp/oemcontrolpanel/index.htm

The 6th one down or so says it's for a neocandy 29. Is there a difference between the neocandy 29 and the neo29? I'm getting a neo29 and it would be awfully sweet if I could plug that 6 button panel in.

stuffmonger · Feb 16, 2007

totoroslayer said:
Ralfakick, try here:

http://www.seimitsu.co.jp/oemcontrolpanel/index.htm

The 6th one down or so says it's for a neocandy 29. Is there a difference between the neocandy 29 and the neo29? I'm getting a neo29 and it would be awfully sweet if I could plug that 6 button panel in.

... this topic is over a year old... :spock:

NipRing · Feb 16, 2007

totoroslayer said:
Ralfakick, try here:

http://www.seimitsu.co.jp/oemcontrolpanel/index.htm

The 6th one down or so says it's for a neocandy 29. Is there a difference between the neocandy 29 and the neo29? I'm getting a neo29 and it would be awfully sweet if I could plug that 6 button panel in.

Expect to pay at least $250 and up to get that CP sent from japan, i checked last year...when this topic was relevant

~bill

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