Looks good , I went with a 24" monitor with HDMI port for mine, had to widen the cabinet a little more (still working progress) it will end up being a bout 6" wider than stock though. I wish i had known previous on the 19" monitor you used , it would have been easier but I got the 24" one as a gift so finally had a use for it instead of collecting dust in storage lol.
I'm perfectly fine with the original size of the LCD but I'm watching to know how to do monitor mods in general because I might put a 19" CRT inplace of the 19" LCD, or whatever monitor size original Pac-Man cabinets use
I'm gonna do the same. My plan is to turn a 1Up cabinet into a real Neo Geo MVS cab using my RetroElectronik supergun and a CRT. I currently use it to play on my TV, but considering the MiSTer FPGA has a Neo Geo core now, I'll just use that for my TV needs and use my real hardware to build a cab off of. :)
Thanks for watching! That's a great idea! I just got excited and did it. I have ADD so sometimes I just act without thinking my mod all the way through. This was a result of that... haha. Thanks again for watching!
Hey Ralph! Did you ever do a DIY video tutorial on the A1U bezel replacement? I know you mentioned it here, but I couldn’t seem to find it if so. Thanks for all the great content, sir! 🤘🏿
1up lost a big opportunity to put in a bigger screen. 17" seems super tiny to me. I'm on the fence of getting nba jam but id really want a bigger monitor.
So Ralph, one thing I noticed is the amount of wood on the sides. Looks like only an inch or so. Since you already put it in the cab, it appears it will be at least ok for now. Do you feel with the extra weight of the monitor and the larger hole opening causing less wood on the sides that you might potentially have any issues down the road like either warping, cracking or breaking? Do you feel you may need to put a brace over the back of the monitor and secure that to the top and bottom parts running vertically; to take some stress off the sides? It's hard to judge because you know how sturdy it is by having it in your hands vs us just looking at the video. Great job btw man! Love it!
The 19" display is honestly not that much heavier than the 17" that shipped with the product. I was surprised by that actually. I thought I might need extra reinforcement as well but after picking it up and seeing only a marginal increase in weight, I made the choice to mount it as is. I have had it mounted in my Neo Geo mod for months with no issues, so I'm going to call that battle tested. It's my most utilized cab so it get's put through the paces daily. Thanks so much for watching and supporting the channel man. I love all the engagement and creative ideas that are coming out of the community!
@@RetroRalph and we love the builds man! I been working on my Zizzle Pirates of the Caribbean 3/4 size pinball and will begin on my Pacman to 412 in 1 Elf mod. So you will be sure to be hearing from me iam sure haha. That ground of pins has me a bit confused. I'll be in touch!
@@RetroRalph hey no disrespect.....but if you are literally going to replace everything that came with the 1up, then why not just purchase a better built cabinet with real 3/4 inch mdf or for nature grade wood?
ryecatcher25 It’s all good... I have a few original Arcade quality cabs, I’m just having fun modding these. They’re easy to move around and work with. Anyway... I will be doing a lot more with traditional Arcade cabinets later this year on the channel. Thanks for watching and supporting the channel 👍🏻
i would love to see the full view of how you have this connected please like what goes where on the inside when u connect the monitor to the board and where is the arcade1up street fighter board as i dont see it in your pic
Nice job, question. How do you get your sound out of the PI to your amp without hdmi out? Run the 3.5mm from pi to amp? Do I need to change settings on my pi for this? Thanks.
super cool idea with the monitor set up!! Love what you did with the TMNT cab. Just one question..do you think its capable for someone to do that game play set up for gauntlet? meaning play all 3 characters at once? Just a question..but I love that you can power on the system right to the game you are trying to display..
Dwayne Raimer Thanks Man and thanks for watching! I don’t see why not. As long as you can map the buttons and joystick the emulation software, it shouldn’t be an issue.
@@Swellingterror Of course man... I'm glad you got it working. If you ever need help in the future, don't hesitate to reach out. I try to get to everyone as fast as I can. Thanks again for watching and supporting the channel!
My issue is how do you connect a different monitor to the arcade1up board. I dont want a pi or any other aftermarket setup I literally just want to upgrade the screen.
Clesarie If you watch my other video on this topic I show how to do this. The only monitor I have tested is the 19” one from Holland computer. It’s LVDS connection is the same as the 1up and it’s plug and play. You just need to remove the electronics from the back in order to gain access to the LVDS cable.
Check out my friend Bobby's step by step how to disassemble a Dell monitor for replacement in Arcade1up Cabinet. th-cam.com/video/pOkw88rkBXU/w-d-xo.html
Looks good , I went with a 24" monitor with HDMI port for mine, had to widen the cabinet a little more (still working progress) it will end up being a bout 6" wider than stock though. I wish i had known previous on the 19" monitor you used , it would have been easier but I got the 24" one as a gift so finally had a use for it instead of collecting dust in storage lol.
I'm hoping sooner or later some business or even A1U will sell a 19" or 20" upgrade kit for us non-wood workers. Also the TMNT cab looks amazing!!
i guess I am pretty randomly asking but do anybody know a good website to watch new movies online?
@Heath Luca Ehh try Flixportal. Just search on google for it:P -aries
@Aries Skylar Thank you, I went there and it seems like they got a lot of movies there :) I really appreciate it!
@Heath Luca glad I could help =)
Right up my ally with the bigger screen now all we need is a video on recessing that bad boy thanks gonna try this
I'm perfectly fine with the original size of the LCD
but I'm watching to know how to do monitor mods in general because I might put a 19" CRT inplace of the 19" LCD, or whatever monitor size original Pac-Man cabinets use
I'm gonna do the same. My plan is to turn a 1Up cabinet into a real Neo Geo MVS cab using my RetroElectronik supergun and a CRT. I currently use it to play on my TV, but considering the MiSTer FPGA has a Neo Geo core now, I'll just use that for my TV needs and use my real hardware to build a cab off of. :)
I'm pretty sure everybody wants to see that Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles mod!🤟🏻🍕🐢
The Great Gambino Thanks for watching. I’m trying to get the TMNT mod finished ASAP, stay tuned. 👍🏻
Instead of cutting the original panel, why not just buy some MDF & use the original as a template (for external dimensions)?
Thanks for watching! That's a great idea! I just got excited and did it. I have ADD so sometimes I just act without thinking my mod all the way through. This was a result of that... haha. Thanks again for watching!
Love the tmnt cab
Hey Ralph! Did you ever do a DIY video tutorial on the A1U bezel replacement? I know you mentioned it here, but I couldn’t seem to find it if so.
Thanks for all the great content, sir! 🤘🏿
1up lost a big opportunity to put in a bigger screen. 17" seems super tiny to me. I'm on the fence of getting nba jam but id really want a bigger monitor.
good looking out for doing this! thank you. Looking forward to you showing the Neo geo version.
Awesome stuff... I want to see a review of that TMNT Mod.
Todd Matthews Thanks for the support man, the TMNT mod video is coming soon. I hit a snag but I got past it. Stay Tuned 👍🏻
Not everyone has a workbench / tools like this to custom cut the frame. Need to find an alternative frame idea.
Outside in a T-shirt...in January. I miss AZ. Nice mod btw!
So Ralph, one thing I noticed is the amount of wood on the sides. Looks like only an inch or so. Since you already put it in the cab, it appears it will be at least ok for now. Do you feel with the extra weight of the monitor and the larger hole opening causing less wood on the sides that you might potentially have any issues down the road like either warping, cracking or breaking? Do you feel you may need to put a brace over the back of the monitor and secure that to the top and bottom parts running vertically; to take some stress off the sides? It's hard to judge because you know how sturdy it is by having it in your hands vs us just looking at the video. Great job btw man! Love it!
The 19" display is honestly not that much heavier than the 17" that shipped with the product. I was surprised by that actually. I thought I might need extra reinforcement as well but after picking it up and seeing only a marginal increase in weight, I made the choice to mount it as is. I have had it mounted in my Neo Geo mod for months with no issues, so I'm going to call that battle tested. It's my most utilized cab so it get's put through the paces daily. Thanks so much for watching and supporting the channel man. I love all the engagement and creative ideas that are coming out of the community!
@@RetroRalph and we love the builds man! I been working on my Zizzle Pirates of the Caribbean 3/4 size pinball and will begin on my Pacman to 412 in 1 Elf mod. So you will be sure to be hearing from me iam sure haha. That ground of pins has me a bit confused. I'll be in touch!
@@RetroRalph hey no disrespect.....but if you are literally going to replace everything that came with the 1up, then why not just purchase a better built cabinet with real 3/4 inch mdf or for nature grade wood?
ryecatcher25 It’s all good... I have a few original Arcade quality cabs, I’m just having fun modding these. They’re easy to move around and work with. Anyway... I will be doing a lot more with traditional Arcade cabinets later this year on the channel. Thanks for watching and supporting the channel 👍🏻
Cover the creation of the bezel!!!
Retro Ralph how do you upgrade to a better monitor but still want to use Arcade1Up’s board?
i would love to see the full view of how you have this connected please like what goes where on the inside when u connect the monitor to the board and where is the arcade1up street fighter board as i dont see it in your pic
never mind i found the video lol
@@yaboynook5865 can you link the video please?
You should do a arcade 1up back lit marquee next 😎
Did you ever do a vid on the bezel creation?
Have you ever installed a CRT into one of these?
I think it would crumble to pieces with the weight of a CRT... LOL. I'm sure someone has though... Thanks for watching, man, this is an old video!
@@RetroRalph ive seen a couple videos of people with a crt installed on their 1up. Just no tutorial... :( Next projecy for retro ralph? haha
Awesome man 👍
Would the 19" fit vertically?
Nice job, question. How do you get your sound out of the PI to your amp without hdmi out? Run the 3.5mm from pi to amp? Do I need to change settings on my pi for this? Thanks.
would love an answer to this
So a SF4 cabinet, with SFV logos, and SF4 characters on the art?
super cool idea with the monitor set up!! Love what you did with the TMNT cab. Just one question..do you think its capable for someone to do that game play set up for gauntlet? meaning play all 3 characters at once? Just a question..but I love that you can power on the system right to the game you are trying to display..
Dwayne Raimer Thanks Man and thanks for watching! I don’t see why not. As long as you can map the buttons and joystick the emulation software, it shouldn’t be an issue.
You never did the bezel follow-up.
hi how do you conect the monitor to the cabinet ??? do you use a especial Board to convert vga ???
Hey Ralph, how did you hook up the power and ground and the vga cables? Can you do a video on that as im at a loss on what to do next please?
I'm not sure I understand what you're asking. Do you want me to do an overview on how to wire the system?
Sorry. Never mind I figured out I need a hdmi to vga adapter for the new monitor to work out. I was confused but thank you for replying
@@Swellingterror Of course man... I'm glad you got it working. If you ever need help in the future, don't hesitate to reach out. I try to get to everyone as fast as I can. Thanks again for watching and supporting the channel!
Epic!!
How much for the screen? The link is dead Ralph.
Thanks for letting me know. I just updated the link, can you please try it again.... thanks!
$190: www.hollandcomputers.com/store/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=6003
@@RetroRalph All good now :)
Couldn't you just use a 19" computer monitor and decase it rather than spend the $190 ? ( you can find them for $30-$40) - Seems a bit pricey
Can you pit a bigger screen in the cocktail
Would it be possible to use a 19 inch version and not have to saw?
My issue is how do you connect a different monitor to the arcade1up board. I dont want a pi or any other aftermarket setup I literally just want to upgrade the screen.
Clesarie If you watch my other video on this topic I show how to do this. The only monitor I have tested is the 19” one from Holland computer. It’s LVDS connection is the same as the 1up and it’s plug and play. You just need to remove the electronics from the back in order to gain access to the LVDS cable.
@@RetroRalph Awesome. Thats a start but what my rel goal is is to switch in my 17" crt monitor.
So your just buying these as cheap cabinets? Maybe iKEA could market an empty cabinet for $20? That would a perfect product, Right Wreck It?
What exact Dell monitor is this?
mod it for a CRT monitor...
What kind of black tape did you use?
Bobby Vu Refresh my memory 🤷♂️
Nah, put a 19" CRT in and do it right :)
Trust me I would love CRTs in all my arcades but it’s not practical to put one in a 1up. It would probably tip over ... 😂
Check out my friend Bobby's step by step how to disassemble a Dell monitor for replacement in Arcade1up Cabinet. th-cam.com/video/pOkw88rkBXU/w-d-xo.html
$189 yikes!
What I was thinking, I don't have that much in my 1up arcade. Bet it doesn't cost but a quarter of that to make (if that).
That pricing is Souljaboy, I found a 19.5” LED screen for less than $80
Another sloppy hack
both are crap monitors