Sega Astro City Cab w/ A Little Mortal Kombat Look

Well, it needed to be done sooner or later so today I carved out some button slots, soldered on some wires and changed the buttons on this beast here. Should be fun to play for anyone who comes over

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[bahiarca]

me pasarias algunas medidas del gabinete?? saludos gracias desde Argentina

[LPsForNintendo]

@jorant just find the smallest that will fit your buttons, the buttons cover up any rough cuts, so likely you should be good if you eyeball it.

[SoccerHunni15]

oh shit mortal kombat is some scary shit

[WickedClownNZ]

@28steryan hahaha dude that totally made me laugh my ass off. total deication :P

[willict311]

nice job i am a retro  game junkie myself

[kirbycutta]

this is sick! and with MK wow just beautiful i really like your videos

[westtrade96]

Great videos Luke! Just to pass on some info, for those who want more buttons but dont want cut there panel, there are a few places that sell astro panels on the web:

Also remember that blast city panels will work on a astro city cab as well.

[jorant]

What size hole saw did you use exactly? I'm turning my 3 button Astro City into a Capcom vs SNK 2 and need more buttons.

[onceigoblack]

if u used the colors on the controller/ button area on the mortal kombat artwork, it would look better.

[TortureBot]

Also, I think the only real wiring difference with MK1 cabs with the 2 different boards is the "kick-harness", or the extra connector for the low-punch and low-kick buttons for both players. So the sound cards are supposed to work (interchangeable) from a Y-Unit to a T-Unit board. You could try the sound card from your working T-Unit on your Y-Unit board and see if that is the problem and vice-versa (try the bad sound board on the T-Unit.) Cheers!