Deluxe Arcade Machine

[7.805 lb] This compact 80's arcade themed micro drum machine provides endless amounts of entertainment.

[0.38 lb] This has been great for printing decals for our arcade machines.

This has been great for printing decals for our arcade machines.

[12 VDC at 1.5 A] Got a good deal on QUicken Deluxe from B&H

Got a good deal on QUicken Deluxe from B&H

[0.075 lb] If you are an arcade stick enthusiast like I am (actually, Hitbox enthusiast) then you'll eventually come across the need for a Neutrik style connector. This connector is the best you can get for USB B to A connection. The Neutrik connector fails and can be easily damaged, because that connector is reversible and not built as solidly as this one. The Neutrik I had in my Jasens Customs Panzer 3 Hitbox started failing and losing USB connectivity randomly. I bought one of these and it's been rock solid with no issues for a couple of years now. Definitely recommend this. Pick one up now if you need this type of connector!!

[2 dBm / 1 V ] Perfect feature set for small gaming arcade. Modules allow configuration for all sources. 70v output perfect for distributed speaker system.

[0.155 lb] The well-made and sturdy, almost arcade game style push button knobs are a perfect companion to Adobe Lightroom. One of the most useful gadgets I have purchased. I use them in conjunction with all the other Palette products but they are maybe the most useful. I have set them up to 'Edit in Photoshop', 'Increase Rating', 'Crop Tool', 'Before/After' and 'Undo'. Once you get used to the new way of controlling your workflow, they rock!

[Cable, Active] I am using the usb corder in combination with a Neutrik usb male/female converter on my custom arcade stick for playstation 3 and xbox 360. It works perfectly, no lag in the cable and is the perfect length for sitting on the couch and playing/practing. + Long cord + Lagless + Easy connecting and disconnecting with no issues. Will purchase again should anything happen to my current cord.

[0.35 oz / 10 g] The ES-2 is more deluxe but this one does what is needed and once set up, is just as easy to use as the fancier version. This ES-1 is especially the choice for someone experienced and who already has a few other useful devices on hand. For such a person ... like me ... this device NOT LIMITED to the specific lenses that Nikon built it for and is also not limited to only 1:1 use ... IOW it can crop and it can fit many other lenses from various formats of cameras. The 2 keys to making it verrrry versatile are: A. Step up, or down, rings if your lens is not 52mm filter size. B. A set of very basic obsolete manual extension tubes [not need to be for Nikon]. Most of these old sets use 52mm M-F tubes of 3 different lengths. The 52mm tubes come in handy for adapting the ES-1 to macro lenses of longer than 55 or 60mm FL. If none of that makes sense to you, you should get the ES-2 instead of the ES-1.