They are all 60hz and not PAL. :lol: Uhh, what? You're pointing to home computers and consoles now? Arcade PCBs have RGB output. not colour encoded composite... Anyway, the topic was price discussion - even putting ~30% on top of 57000 yen open auction end price wont make more than 74100 (633e). Wh...

Yeah, but also a big question goes: what is the real selling value... What I have noted is that some (especially Japanese) sellers keep their huge prices from year to another and nobody buys and stuff doesn't move. Imo, value in price tag is not real until it sells well with that price.

Hi all what’s a sensible and fair price for a Japanese PCB version of in the Hunt please. Thanks It’s hard to value a lot of older shmups as hardly any come up for sale, but IMO €350-450 or £900 next month In Europe 400€ In Japan 1000€. Ahum... I disagree here about the Japan "value". There has bee...

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Thanks, bought recently from Indonesia, not the same person. PCBs were very dirty, but working and originals...

Hermanto tan i guess.

Or Bima. Haha

Seems that there are not that many options when it comes from Indonesia - yes, Bima is the correct answer...

Thanks, bought recently from Indonesia, not the same person. PCBs were very dirty, but working and originals...

"Razza" is username, I assume... What is his real name?

A great idea and really ignored thing...

Rather easy to do if chips are in sockets and you're doing for example the recapping anyway...

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An "oldtimer" from Finland. Started with some cheap boards and shelf made "supergun" about 20 years ago. I'm capable of doing some fixing, recapping etc. as well. Making the STV-multicart LCD selectors at the moment (sales on A-P forum). Nowadays I have couple of dozen PCB's, several cabs and way to...