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I just stick with the stock monitors in mine, I've been far too lazy to swap them out

You could. You can use any method of loading games on a DS.

Thanks! I should probably update the video since it's pretty old and at the time (2015) Cheweys were brand new. The universal coin mechs are a bit more complicated than standard coin mechs. You might be able to tap into it and use it as a switch, but I'd instead recommend getting one of the Heartcade Vewlix button panels. That's what I'm doing on all of my cheweys now for mapping start, select, and guide. www.heartcade.com/product/vewlix-cpx

They look pretty great. Useful to know for anyone reading this now. I'm actually setting these up in a restaurant around the back with coin mech. The game SFV is not available unless you stick a PS4 in there. Just wanted to know if its possible for a customer to put a coin in and play from the SFV from the PS4.

@@mij686 Ohhhh, I don't know of a way to do that unfortunately. If you can get a Taito X4, you can run the native arcade version of SF5 though. Not really sure where you'd source the game from though.

I'm not sure what the rates are nowadays, but ordering just one will definitely not be worth it. The price to ship it will be far too high.

So its better to buy a real vewlix From eu? Im From Denmark. A real one is about 2000euros :) thx

They were around $800 a piece off of a seller on AliExpress. If I recall correctly shipping ended up being around $50 a cab to the US, then another $100ish a cab to get them to the east coast. This was back in 2015 so prices have probably changed.

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The easiest way (to know about how) to modify it with console or PC is not to use the JAMMA as controller source. We can use Brook's fighting board to connect the joystick and buttons with PS4. Then, plug the HDMI (if you purchased the original Vewlix, u might need an adaptor for HDMI converting to DVI). For the audio, u might need a HDMI audio and video splitter for letting the audio goes to the 4 speakers on the cabinet.

So here's a really messy example of what I did: anthonythomas.io/xbox-360-jamma-box. I recently switched from those 360 controllers to two PS360+ in there.

I'm not sure who was used to get it to the US, but to get it from Cali to Maryland I used Beltmann. Someone had to be there in California to sign and inspect as well.

You have a link I am Interested in buying one ?

@@thelegendcollector8538 m.alibaba.com/product/1600058422859/Retro-arcade-video-game-machine-Pandora.html?__sceneInfo=%7B%22cacheTime%22%3A%221800000%22%2C%22type%22%3A%22appDetailShare%22%7D. By the way. The cabinet shown in their video. Is the one i bought. I chose white buttons, with white

Very light for an arcade cabinet. only ~150 lbs.

It's been a while, but the cabinets were ~$800 a piece shipped over, then around ~$100 a piece in customs? I paid $1200 a piece total to get them over to the east coast so I'm just remembering the total cost and subtracting the shipping to get them across the country.

Thanks!

We did this in a group buy with some friends, so my friend in Cali picked them up at the port and I arranged shipping to the East Coast. Is the $280 quote to get it to the US or get it to the east coast? Either way that's a great price.

I've not tried 'tating these, but as far as I know you can since these are Vewlix L clones wiki.arcadeotaku.com/w/Taito_Vewlix

Chinese clone usually doesn't come with manual.

So, it's basically $3100 after shipping. The cost of getting two of these to me was ~$2500. The only reason it was this low (hah), was because we had 10-15 of them in the order, which dramatically lowers shipping. It's roughly the same shipping cost to bring 20 over as it is to bring just one. I don't think $3100 is BAD necessarily, since they're expensive as hell to bring over, then you still don't know what quality control is going to be like. My second one had some dings and paint chips I fixed up, as well as some other issues I heard from others in the group buy, and the minor issues I covered in this video. Considering you're paying to get it to you quickly and easily, with a known quality, $3100 isn't bad, it isn't great though, since you could probably get two over here for roughly the same price, but a hell of a lot more hassle. It all depends on how much work you're willing to do to get them, and fix them up if necessary. I enjoy refurbing arcade cabinets (I have 9 cabs and one pin...), so I was expecting minor issues to go over. Where are you located? My friends and I have been throwing around the idea of doing another group buy for these.

Im in Michigan

enzovoordt Sorry! I don't look at the Google notifications bubble in Gmail super frequently so I hadn't realized there were new comments. The seller we bought these from doesn't sell them anymore, I'll track down another one and post it. They were ~$1100 usd each to get to the west coast in an order of 11 of them. Then shipping to the east coast from there was $400ish.

So here is another one that looks to be the same. It is not the same seller as mine, but looks to be the same Vewlix clone: bit.ly/2r2MrSR

Evidently I'm pretty bad at replying to youtube comments. It was $800 for the cab, then around $200 per cab to ship. Shipping is a ton unless you get into a group buy and can potentially fill a shipping container. After getting it to the west coast it was an additional $400 to ship both to the east coast. Here is a seller with what looks to be the same Vewlix clone: bit.ly/2r2MrSR

This likely has some issues due to it being a clone, rather than an original Vewlix L.

Anthony Thomas no, I literally have the same cab. mines a Chinese red one like yours. got it off Alibaba

What sort of TV did you use? I plan to get just the cabinet as well and install my own screen.

@@kenmyshey, I seriously contemplating getting the red vewlix clone off AliBaba. I really cant find any reviews on them. How's the quality of the cabinet and LCD? Also was the shilling process crazy?

Evidently I'm pretty bad at replying to youtube comments. It was $800 for the cab, then around $200 per cab to ship. Shipping is a ton unless you get into a group buy and can potentially fill a shipping container. After getting it to the west coast it was an additional $400 to ship both to the east coast. Here is a seller with what looks to be the same Vewlix clone: bit.ly/2r2MrSR

go to alibaba to get it

@@anthonythomas1162 The bad thing about buying directly from China is that you would also have to pay customs fees which could get super expensive. The best way is like you did. Group buy with a container.

I ended up doing a mini ITX build with a 970 in it. This thing is awesome like that. It boots into big picture and I just have a bunch of steam arcade/fighting games on it.

I've not been able to compare directly to an original, but overall I'm incredibly happy with the clone. I use it pretty constantly now, even though I have 8 other cabs, it's my only HD cab haha. When you build one just know you'll have to come up with some sort of interface to hook the controls up to the computer. I built a box in the end for it: anthonythomas.io/xbox-360-jamma-box/ Though I ended up switching to a different board a few months ago.