Dreamcast-Jamma rig

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Posted by Christo on 25, 2001 at 9:41 PM:

Hey all.. I was planning on making a PC2Jamma adaptor for my TMNT cabinet, but I've realized that the only real reason I would retain the Jamma harness is the possibility that I could use one of the Dreamcast DC Arcade Systems from http://www.lik-sang.com/

Does anyone have any ideas on whether this DC Arcade system would work with older Jamma machine with fairly low-res monitors? A DC would be a wonderful thing to incorporate into my cabinet, but I can't help thinking that perhaps my older 1987 monitor wouldn't really do justice to these higher resolution games.

Hopefully someone here might be able to shed some light on the DC-Arcade specs? (I can't seem to find a homepage or any technical info on the unit anywhere).

Lik-Sang Dreamcast Accessories page

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You could save a lot by wiring it up yourself.... Agent Davis 1/25/2001 (1)
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