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Boardmaster

2015-12-13T14:36:48Z

Braintrash:

{{Infobox supergun
|name = Boardmaster
|kana = ボードマスター
|romaji =
|aka =
|image = Sega Boadmaster Blast City.jpg
|year = 1996
|depth = 210
|width = 650
|height = 100
|weight = 9
|wiring = [[JAMMA]]
|vidoutput = Composite, S-Video, RGB
|controller = Built-in
|controllerlayout = 2L12B
|sticks = Sanwa/Seimitsu
|buttons = Sanwa
}}

Often mistaken as a Sega product, this supergun is indeed unofficial, made by a company named Board A (see manual).

Two versions exist: the first one only has one rapid fire switch per player (one for all buttons) while the second has got six per player (one per button).

The rapid fire buttons are the only to distinguish the first version from the latter, since the customer can choose between an Astro City and a Blast City control panels when ordering. As such, even though the second version is commonly dubbed "New Type Blast City", the manufacturer never officially used that name.

The PSU is a Sanwa SWN-7F arcade PSU. It only accepts 110V input and can't be switched to 220V. -5V is wired.

The video converter board is a custom one, made especially for the Boardmaster.

Sound wise, the Boardmaster boasts two speaker, although it doesn't offer stereo.

When bought new, the video cables are not included and must be purchased separately. The Boardmaster can also be bought without any JAMMA harness, or with either a JAMMA harness with or without an included voltmeter. The manual is of course provided with all purchases.

== Gallery ==
<gallery widths="150px" heights="120px" perrow="5">
File:Sega Boadmaster Blast City.jpg| Top
File:SG Sega Boadmaster Blast City Back.jpg| Back
File:SG Sega Boardmaster insides.jpg| Inside
File:Boardmaster_box.JPG|
File:Boardmaster_sealed.JPG|
File:Boardmaster_complete.JPG|
File:Boardmaster.JPG|
File:Boardmaster_angle.JPG|
File:Boardmaster_back.JPG|
File:Boardmaster_side.JPG|
File:Boardmaster_instructions.JPG|
File:Boardmaster_loom.JPG|
</gallery>

== Manual ==
Japanese (original): [[Media:Boardmaster_manual.pdf]]

Japanese (remastered): [[Media:Boardmaster_JP.pdf]]

English (remastered): [[Media:Boardmaster_EN.pdf]]

French (remastered): [[Media:Boardmaster_FR.pdf]]

File:Boardmaster JP.pdf

2014-11-19T22:01:32Z

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File:Boardmaster FR.pdf

2014-11-19T19:25:23Z

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Sega Boardmaster

2014-11-19T06:35:33Z

Braintrash:

*** Page moved to Boardmaster, please delete. ***

{{Infobox supergun
|name = Boardmaster
|kana = ボードマスター
|romaji =
|aka =
|image = Sega Boadmaster Blast City.jpg
|year = 1996
|depth = 210
|width = 650
|height = 100
|weight = 9
|wiring = [[JAMMA]]
|vidoutput = Composite, S-Video, RGB
|controller = Built-in
|controllerlayout = 2L12B
|sticks = Sanwa
|buttons = Sanwa
}}

Often mistaken as a Sega product, this supergun is indeed unofficial, made by a company named Board A (see manual).

== Gallery ==
<gallery widths="150px" heights="120px" perrow="5">
File:Sega Boadmaster Blast City.jpg| Top
File:SG Sega Boadmaster Blast City Back.jpg| Back
File:SG Sega Boardmaster insides.jpg| Inside
File:Boardmaster_box.JPG|
File:Boardmaster_sealed.JPG|
File:Boardmaster_complete.JPG|
File:Boardmaster.JPG|
File:Boardmaster_angle.JPG|
File:Boardmaster_back.JPG|
File:Boardmaster_side.JPG|
File:Boardmaster_instructions.JPG|
File:Boardmaster_loom.JPG|
</gallery>

== Manual ==
Japanese (original): [[Media:Boardmaster_manual.pdf]]

Japanese (remastered): [[Media:Boardmaster_JP.pdf]]

English (remastered): [[Media:Boardmaster_EN.pdf]]

French (remastered): [[Media:Boardmaster_FR.pdf]]

File:Boardmaster manual.pdf

2014-11-18T21:43:14Z

Braintrash:

Supergun

2014-11-18T21:39:13Z

Braintrash: /* Board A */

A '''Supergun''' (コントロールボックス / ''Control Box'') allows the user to play arcade videogames without the need for an arcade machine - instead the games are plugged into the Supergun, and the supergun provides controls and plugs into a television for display.

* [[Build your own Supergun]]

== Supergun models==

=== Board A ===
* [[Boardmaster]] - Blast/Astro City CP version

=== Kic ===
* [[Kic Control Box-Model 045 DX]]
* [[Kic's-91]]

=== Pana ===
* [[Pana Custom]]
* [[Pana Custom Long]]
* [[Pana Twin Long]] - with built in 1P Mahjong controller
* [[Pana Twin MP-92]] - regular version NOT Mahjong version
* [[Pana Twin MP-92 Mahjong]] - Mahjong version with factory standard built in 1P Mahjong controller

=== Sigma ===
* [[Sigma AV999]]
* [[Sigma AV1000]]
* [[Sigma AV2001]]
* [[Sigma AV3000]]
* [[Sigma AV5000]]
* [[Sigma AV6000]]
* [[Sigma AV7000]]
* [[Sigma V-9]]
* [[Sigma ARV7]]
* [[Sigma AV7]]
* [[Sigma AV9]]
* [[Sigma RGB7]]
* [[Sigma Fujin]] 1 player 6 button with Mahjong panel
* [[Sigma Raijin]]
* [[Sigma Supergun Pinouts]]
* [[Sigma Supergun Sticks]]

=== Vega ===
* [[Vega 9000 DX]]
* [[Vega Jr.]]

=== Other ===
* [[The Special Version Of Combo AV]]
* [[Twin Rudder]]
* [[Vogatek Supergun]]
* [[Wintechno Play2]]

[[Category:Supergun]]

File:Boardmaster EN.pdf

2014-11-18T21:36:24Z

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