[SOLD] New Net City 002

READ BEFORE PURCHASING!

This listing is for pre-purchasing a cabinet that will be shipped in a container to western Washington State, with logistics coordinated by a local. When you purchase, you acknowledge that you have read our sales policy and understand the purchase conditions. It will be your responsibility to arrange shipping or pick-up from our partner distributor in the US. In principle, you will have 90 days from the purchase date or date of container arrival, whichever is later, to have the machine taken from the distributor's warehouse. If you are considering purchasing a cabinet, please contact us and we can inform you about the sea freight, domestic shipping, and other details.

Cabinet Details

Wired for JVS. If you are interested in a JAMMA wiring harness, contact us and we may be able to provide one at an additional charge.

Installed control panel is a reproduction 2L12B made by Alberto (also includes the reproduction instruction strip). No controls are installed. You can install your own preferred joystick and buttons, or have us do it for an additional charge.

Cabinet paint is in good shape with few scratches.

Toshiba Pureflat CRT monitor has good geometry and colors. Burn level 1~1.5; almost none visible except a tiny bit of text in one corner.

Monitor is installed for vertical but can be rotated to horizontal before shipping if you prefer.

The cabinet in the photos is the specific one for this listing.

About This Model

In our opinion, the Sega New Net City is one of the best and most versatile CRT "candy" cabinets. The main body is constructed of metal and can be extensively disassembled with just a few hand tools, enabling getting it through small doorways or up stairs with some effort. The Toshiba PureFlat tri-sync CRT looks great in all resolutions and connects over a VGA cable, making it easy to connect a PC, Xbox 360, Dreamcast, etc. It is native JVS, meaning plug-and-play support for Sega Naomi, Taito Type X, Triforce, and other systems of that era. It can also function as a JAMMA cabinet with the installation of a converter board or JAMMA wiring harness. The 10cm speakers can easily be upgraded to improve audio fidelity. As opposed to most CRT candies, it sits on four wheels (fixed at the back, swiveling casters at the front), making it easy to move around. Downsides are that the cabinet is slightly deeper than Sega's older 29" cabinets, and requires quite a bit of disassembly to rotate the monitor. The plastic monitor surrounds and bezels have also usually yellowed with age.

For more information about the New Net City:

Hard*Candy

Arcade Otaku wiki