Buy a reconditioned monitor from Well Gardner directly and save big $$....

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Posted by Joe on September 08, 1999 at 11:40:11:

In Reply to: Arcade Monitor Questions posted by =-JacK-= on September 07, 1999 at 16:26:04:

: 1. Can someone please post all the parts needed from HAPP to assemble a monitor from scratch.

: 2. What about scan lines...I presume that the monitors have visible scan lines, so how do you set MAME up?

: 3. How do vector games look when displayed on an arcade monitor (do the scan lines ruin the image)?

: 4. What about a 21" TV in an arcade cabinet instead of an arcade monitor? Is this a good alternative?

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: I have reviewed the board and found plenty of information, but I don't see complete answers to these queries....Thanks in advance for any input

: =-JacK-=

Happ was selling WG factory reconditioned 25" monitors for $325, but the same K7000 from WG cost only $272. Even cheaper for 19" models.

Check out their web site.

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: : 1. Can someone please post all the parts needed from HAPP to assemble a monitor from scratch. : : 2. What about scan lines...I presume that the monitors have visible scan lines, so how do you set MAME up? : : 3. How do vector games look when displayed on an arcade monitor (do the scan lines ruin the image)? : : 4. What about a 21" TV in an arcade cabinet instead of an arcade monitor? Is this a good alternative? : : : : I have reviewed the board and found plenty of information, but I don't see complete answers to these queries....Thanks in advance for any input : : =-JacK-= : : : Happ was selling WG factory reconditioned 25" monitors for $325, but the same K7000 from WG cost only $272. Even cheaper for 19" models. : Check out their web site.

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