Complete 4 player arcade cabinet, with Raspberry PI 4B

Complete 4 player arcade cabinet, with Raspberry PI 4B and 400 GB drive, tons of system emulators and games, and vintage arcade monitor. If you're looking for a ready to go, complete arcade cabinet, this is it. Everything you see in the pictures in included. The overall cabinet measurements are approximately 77" high, 48" wide, and 50" deep. The monitor is a Wells Gardner, model #27D9200. This is a very hard to find arcade monitor. On the back of the cabinet, there's a single power switch that turns everything on, along with a volume control knob. The marquee is lighted, and there are speakers on top and bottom. The control panel is massive, measuring about 48" wide and 21" deep, with plenty of standing and elbow room for 4 players. Players 1 and 2 each have an 8-way joystick and 7 buttons, and players 3 and 4 each have an 8-way joystick and 4 buttons. Along the top, there are both credit/coin-up and start buttons for all four players, plus two more buttons that can be used to pause or quit games. There's also a 3" trackball and a spinner, with 2 buttons next to the spinner. And finally, an additional joystick and a few more buttons are scattered around the panel. All of the buttons and joysticks on the control panel are hooked up to an Ultimarc controller, I believe it's the I-Pac 4. The trackball and spinner are separately wired. There is also an input jack on the lower front of the cabinet, and I believe that is for plugging in old PlayStation (and maybe other systems?) controllers. And finally, there's an additional wired controller, looks like a Super Nintendo version. Included is a Raspberry Pi 4B, in a custom case with a fan. The 400 GB card is fully loaded with Retropie running all the emulators and games you can imagine. There are over 50 systems and nearly 24,000 games included. I can e-mail a system list and other general info if interested. Everything turns on and works fine, every button and control works, and the monitor looks great. I can provide videos if requested. One thing though - the control panel needs to be re-mapped. The cabinet originally came with a PC. But when I switched over to a Raspberry Pi, it didn't fully recognize each and every button and control. So the Raspberry PI needs some software (called WinIPAC IPD) installed, which will allow you to map the controls any way you want. This software is readily available on Ultimarc's site, and it's easy to figure out. There are tons of videos online that can lead you through it. This thing is huge, and it's very solid and heavy. It must be picked up in Gardena. I do have a forklift, so it should be an easy pickup. Everything is being sold as-is, and I'm not responsible for the ability to get the control panel up and running properly, or for how well any system or game works. If you know anything about computers and emulation, this should be an easy setup and update. Send a message with any questions, or requests for more pictures or videos of anything. Thanks!

Condition

Used (normal wear)