great looking room
by your username i thought you were from new york city..................
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by your username i thought you were from new york city..................
I love the carpet tiles
Nice room
Nice room
George the Greek
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I'm still a few weeks or so away from getting my 9ft delivered/installed and decorating the "Poolroom" as the wife is calling it. I got the builder to build up under the floor sheathing where the legs will be sitting so it'll be solid. I measured 6ft from the end rail and side rail so plenty of room and a ton of room from the other 2 rails. A 30ft beam spans the room so there's no posts and went with 9ft ceilings. The area is over 1K sq feet and lots of room to host a party.
boogieman
It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that ping.
Great taste in video games too! I have a joust and a joust 2 cab.
Flakeandrun
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Absolutely phenomenal set-up
Nice touch!
The Joust on the left is a JROK FPGA multi Williams setup. (Look into it if you don't know. https://www.arcadeshop.com/i/1121/williams-multigame-jamma-pcb.htm) Plays perfect. Joust hanging on the wall is a custom build by myself that had the JROK in it, but now has a Pandora 10th anniversary board (5000+ games) and the Robotron is all original, but has a ram error at the moment that I needed to fix. Then a 96-in-1 Pacman kit on the cocktail. (plugs into a real board, not emulation). Next, mint Tempest in mostly working order. And lastly a skinny vertical cab with Pandora KOF 412-in-1 vertical games only board. And there is a 60-in-1 in the garage that I'll likely sell. Plus an Attack from Mars 1up pinball in the opposite corner.
boogieman
It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that ping.
I have one of the JROK boards from when he first made them years ago! I waited with baited breath on an arcade forum for them to release. I used it in the Joust cab until it could be repaired. ATM Joust is in working order with original components. JROK made a great board. I want to put it in something in the future. Joust 2 needs new headers put on the boards. The old style were/are the round ones and they have a tendency to lose contact, which makes it so you must wiggle every connector before it will boot up. I also have a sit down candy cab (New Astro City) with various SHMUP games in it. It usually is populated with Raiden DX. I also have a Neo Geo that I consolized myself. It uses one of those 161 in 1 multi carts.
There's a thing called Mister FPGA that's a really neat setup, everything from old computers, video game systems, arcade boards all done in FPGA "magic." It takes a bit of tinkering to set up, but it's well documented and not super difficult, just takes a bit of time. You can even output analog or digital and they even make a jamma connector adapter for it! Anyways... these old arcade games are a pretty fun hobby.
Mr Machine
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The garage, I mean billiard parlor is coming along.
Behind the painting of Fats is a dart board. My father & I made that cabinet in 1990.
The curtains are a great way to hide storage, lawn chairs, ladder, brooms, etc.
I can even open the doors if necessary without removing the curtains.
Behind the painting of Fats is a dart board. My father & I made that cabinet in 1990.
The curtains are a great way to hide storage, lawn chairs, ladder, brooms, etc.
I can even open the doors if necessary without removing the curtains.
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kanzzo
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Posted pictures of my room before (post #1,961). Now completely different atmosphere with new dark red paint on the walls.
nice room......
i think you need to put more shelf space around the ceiling as i am sure you will be winning more trophies.....
Twocylndr
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Red paint, not my favorite, but it makes your room look much better!
What is on the windows, decals?
kanzzo
hobby player
Room is in the basement. These are some stones in front of the windows.
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Moving this over the the correct thread:
So, after 7 years of playing on my 9 foot Diamond Pro-Am (single slate) in my garage, I bought a new house big enough to bring it inside. The challenge was that the billiard room needs to be in the basement.
. I called around and found a guy who would do it and he had great reviews. Juan Manuel at Pool Table Service DMV (Northern VA area) brought his crew in, disassembled and loaded up, drove about 2 miles to my new pad and had it installed in the basement and perfectly leveled in under 2 hours!
They showed up with no custom jacks or dollies, no winches, just strong backs. It was tough to watch...they slid the box and then the single piece slate down those furniture pads! No problem, no damage, they put it all back together and level without a blemish. It took the Diamond guys 3 hours to install it in my garage, these guys moved it and reinstalled it in under 2 hours. I highly recommend them.
Now I gotta figure out how I'm going to decorate this thing...starting with wall shelves, cue holders and spectator chairs. Then I'll see what wall art, etc.
So, after 7 years of playing on my 9 foot Diamond Pro-Am (single slate) in my garage, I bought a new house big enough to bring it inside. The challenge was that the billiard room needs to be in the basement.
. I called around and found a guy who would do it and he had great reviews. Juan Manuel at Pool Table Service DMV (Northern VA area) brought his crew in, disassembled and loaded up, drove about 2 miles to my new pad and had it installed in the basement and perfectly leveled in under 2 hours!They showed up with no custom jacks or dollies, no winches, just strong backs. It was tough to watch...they slid the box and then the single piece slate down those furniture pads! No problem, no damage, they put it all back together and level without a blemish. It took the Diamond guys 3 hours to install it in my garage, these guys moved it and reinstalled it in under 2 hours. I highly recommend them.
Now I gotta figure out how I'm going to decorate this thing...starting with wall shelves, cue holders and spectator chairs. Then I'll see what wall art, etc.
Flakeandrun
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This is both the coolest and most jealousy inducing thread on the forum. Congrats West Point! Looks good.
George the Greek
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George the Greek
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A work in progress and will have pics,stools etc along the walls. I have to build a bar and eventually a carpet runner around the table.
They used to sell it in the Class VI store on many bases...I haven't seen it in a while, but it wasn't that long ago.
