Sega Outrun real Arcade Cabinet for sale.
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Sega Outrun real Arcade Cabinet for sale.
Sega Outrun real Arcade Cabinet for sale.
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Outrun Arcade Cabinet for sale.
**Fully working cabinet with all original parts, no modifications.**
- CRT is in very good health
- Game board is in very good health
This is in a private collection.
There is of course some wear & tear being a 40 year old cabinet, however as mentioned all still fully works.
More than welcome to come and view (play) the Arcade.
Note: This Arcade cabinet is very heavy, the buyer is responsible for collecting it.
Note2: Also of note pictures of the screen are from a phone camera. The screen looks great in real life, no image banding present.
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Hi there,
Can you confirm if this example is a US import, or is it a Sega Ireland example?
Is the steering direct drive shaker motor completely working?
Also, I will be grateful if you can you confirm whether or not your example features the original Wells Gardner K700 monitor.
Thank you in advance.
Can you confirm if this example is a US import, or is it a Sega Ireland example?
Is the steering direct drive shaker motor completely working?
Also, I will be grateful if you can you confirm whether or not your example features the original Wells Gardner K700 monitor.
Thank you in advance.
@Musashi_ Hello here is some feedback:
- This is a US version. Come with step down converter. (Will take a picture).
- Yes the motor (rumble) is fully working. However I have disabled it via the board dip switches, can be re-enabled.
- I believe so.
Many thanks.
- This is a US version. Come with step down converter. (Will take a picture).
- Yes the motor (rumble) is fully working. However I have disabled it via the board dip switches, can be re-enabled.
- I believe so.
Many thanks.
Thank you for the quick response and responding to my queries. This is very helpful and is greatly appreciated.
Would you mind taking some photos of the monitor chassis and monitor tube?
It would be really helpful to ascertain whether or not the original Well Gardner K700 monitor that shipped with these machines is still in place.
Photos of any labels, serial boss (make/model) etc etc on the monitor would be very helpful.
Thank you in advance.
Would you mind taking some photos of the monitor chassis and monitor tube?
It would be really helpful to ascertain whether or not the original Well Gardner K700 monitor that shipped with these machines is still in place.
Photos of any labels, serial boss (make/model) etc etc on the monitor would be very helpful.
Thank you in advance.
Reposting my message due to damn typos. 🤦🤦
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Thank you for the quick response and responding to my queries. This is very helpful and is greatly appreciated.
Would you mind taking some photos of the monitor chassis and monitor tube?
It would be really helpful to ascertain whether or not the original Wells Gardner K700 monitor that shipped with these machines is still in place.
Photos of any labels, serial numbers (make/model) etc etc on the monitor would be very helpful.
Thank you in advance.
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Thank you for the quick response and responding to my queries. This is very helpful and is greatly appreciated.
Would you mind taking some photos of the monitor chassis and monitor tube?
It would be really helpful to ascertain whether or not the original Wells Gardner K700 monitor that shipped with these machines is still in place.
Photos of any labels, serial numbers (make/model) etc etc on the monitor would be very helpful.
Thank you in advance.
@Musashi_ I can’t move it on my own unfortunately due to it being so heavy.
I can only do this if people come to view then I’m happy to move it and take applications photos.
I can only do this if people come to view then I’m happy to move it and take applications photos.
*meant to say applicable!
It needs at least two people or three to move it to view the inside. Happy to do so if you or others come to view it and will help move it.
It needs at least two people or three to move it to view the inside. Happy to do so if you or others come to view it and will help move it.
Leave it with me, I’ll look to get photos of the inside shortly, and applicable serial numbers etc as requested. Regards.
Hi again,
I'd need to see photos of the monitor chassis to ascertain whether or not the original Wells Gardner K700 monitor is still in place.
You've taken a photo of a label on the monitor tube, but there's no photos of the actual chassis.
FYI - the monitor chassis is the actual PCB/printed circuit board part of the monitor.
Photo(s) of the steel CRT monitor frame would also help us to identify the monitor make and model.
Thanks again.
I'd need to see photos of the monitor chassis to ascertain whether or not the original Wells Gardner K700 monitor is still in place.
You've taken a photo of a label on the monitor tube, but there's no photos of the actual chassis.
FYI - the monitor chassis is the actual PCB/printed circuit board part of the monitor.
Photo(s) of the steel CRT monitor frame would also help us to identify the monitor make and model.
Thanks again.
@Musashi_ I can’t get that far to check this, as there is a cover board that looks to be part of the overall frame. I don’t want to remove that as it looks like part of a support.
As mentioned probably best for you to visit and check the cabinet in person. Perhaps there is a way for safe removal of the panel but I don’t see it. Regards.
As mentioned probably best for you to visit and check the cabinet in person. Perhaps there is a way for safe removal of the panel but I don’t see it. Regards.
I've owned an Outrun 'stand-up type' for over 20 years now.
Just above the back door there is a small panel with two screws (one on each side). This small panel is there to give you access to the back of the monitor (neck board etc). It's totally safe to unscrew this wooden panel. Hope this helps.
Besides that, via the main back door access, you should be able to point your camera up towards the monitor, no?
Thanks.
Just above the back door there is a small panel with two screws (one on each side). This small panel is there to give you access to the back of the monitor (neck board etc). It's totally safe to unscrew this wooden panel. Hope this helps.
Besides that, via the main back door access, you should be able to point your camera up towards the monitor, no?
Thanks.
@Musashi_ Hi, we can discuss further via DM. Kindly send me a €1 offer if that’s okay, and we can chat more on this. Kind regards.
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