Thanks!

Mark I measurements
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Total width: 26 3/4"
Inside width: 25 1/8"
Depth (of widest point): 38"
Height (at tallest point): 75 1/2"
monitor space is 19 1/2" x 28" x 21"

I forgot to mark which is which on the monitor space measurements. but I recall 28" being the height. Something doesn't seem right with the rest as the inside measurement is 25 1/8". I`ll remeasure later.

A few things to note first:

• I used flat paint on accident and it shows EVERY single finger print. You`ll see several long finger wipes marks on the sides and on the front door. While a damp cloth takes this off, semi-gloss paint is the solution.
• I still have my junk inside from when I was using it as a nice shelf during Mk II construction
• The bezel will need to go and a new custom one made for any other monitor. I recommend using the plexiglass method seen in the Mk II pics. Simple and slick looking
• The keyboard door (seen hanging down under the drawer when open) closes but does not line up properly
• Its dusty as all hell
• Current marque is painted on
• The front door has a 1/8" gap all around it (except for the hinged edge) where it meets the cabinet

I won't be offended if after you see the pics, you don't want it or yak your lunch up. Really!

I hate to be a necromancer, but OMG I WANT!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_Re39pR454

Without a doubt, the LED work he's done is amazing. But personally..the cabinet design itself is fugly. I'm more of a fan of the traditional upright.

With that out of the way, he does use some wonderful software on that puppy. GameEX is a VERY slick looking emulator front end. But that LEDWiz is FREAKIN SWEET!! As I watched the above video, I was hoping it had one specific feature...and it does:

Light up your game specific controls when you launch a game in MAME

Oh man..how awesome. how AWESOME!! *goes to price parts*

The control design is just an X-Arcade stick. www.x-arcade.com . I have one on the CzArcade. Hooks up to your Keyboard port.

The buttons are RGB LEDs, aftermarket, and are controlled by a prog called LEDWiz which appears to be designed just for this use. I can't find a working site with a download link though. Main site appears to be awol.