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Year: 1993
Wiring: JAMMA Standard | CPS1 & CPS2 Kick Harnesses | CPS2 Link wired
Monitor: 25" Toshiba: A59JMZ193X | Nanao MS8-25FBC Dual 15/24 KHz (Resolution switch on Remote Board)
Monitor Mech: Fully Rotatable Ball Bearing Mechanism /w spring loaded locking pin or Rotatable without Mechanism | Screwless/Boltless Bezel
Sound: Q-Sound Amp | JAMMA amplifed | Q-Sound Dedicated RCA Inputs
Control Panels: 1P6B | 2P12B | 3P9B (rumored / advertised) | All panels wired for Quick Release Change Outs
Other Features: Removable keyed Coin Mech Assembly on Door for 2 or 3 Chute Operation | Marquee Holder is held by Keyed lockdown
History:
From my discussion with a former VP & Board Member of Capcom. Most Q GrandAm 25s were rentals from Capcom Coin-Op, used in expos, and for events. Which explains the CP options and unique features of the cabinet. How many of these came to the US from Mexico? There is a rumor that a Company called JLand had bought through liquidation from Capcom Coin-Op JP and used several of them at their locations or they purchased them from Capcom Coin-Op in Mexico which had an extremely shady operation and practices.
My Q GrandAm 25:
Full Ball Bearing Mechanism
2P12B CP
2 Coin Mechanism
Goals:
- Obtain Original Marquee: Completed
- Provide Marquee Dimensions for Reproduction to Communities: Completed (Francob Reproductions made)
- Final Adjustments to Reproduction CPO for 2P12B layout: On hold, recovering PSD or will start from scratch
- Reproduction of Capcom Side Logos: On hold
- Reproduction of Q-Sound Sticker: Completed
- Documentation of Power Supply & Cap Values: Completed
- Documentation of Chassis & Neckboard: Comparing difference in Nanao Chassis | Cap Kit
- Documentation of Q-Sound Amp: CPB - 001A confirmed used on all Q-Sound Cabs (18VAC) except Capcom Impress (runs off 12VDC)
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