[PEDESTAL] Avengers Quad Pedestal

[allsyop]

Here is a Avengers pedestal I just finished. I really like the pedestal option as it is nonrestrictive for monitor use.

Here is the setup for this one.

Pedestal Cab:

55" LG LED Monitor

TV/Monitor &Soundbar Stand

Quad Panel

Flush-mount Trackball

Spinner Dial

2X LED-Wiz Control Board

LED Buttons

Zippyy Arcade Joysticks

I-pac Encoder

Under Cab LED Lights

Samsung 2.1 Sound Bar

 

Computer Hardware:

i7-4770K

950 Watt PSU

GTX-770 Asus Video Card

8 GB RAM

256 GB SSD

2X 4TB Hard Drive

2X XBOX 360 wireless Controllers (PC version)

Windows 7 64 Ultimate

 

[nullPointer]

Schwing! Hot damn dude, that thing is awesome. Fantastic work! So now you've gotta spill the juicy details about the jukebox sitting next to it.

[KRC]

That's one awesome looking setup, nice work

[Tempest]

I was going to say awesome, but nullPointer and KRC beat me to it. That's a pretty ok looking setup. One of the nicest I've seen.

[KRC]

If I had a cab this is exactly what it would be shaped like.

[Draco1962]

Very nice! Thanks for sharing the details of your build!

[allsyop]

Schwing! Hot damn dude, that thing is awesome. Fantastic work! So now you've gotta spill the juicy details about the jukebox sitting next to it.

Thanks nullPointer,

The Jukebox I built is using software called Zenpoint. The Jukebox itself has a 24" Touchscreen. The sound system has 4 X 6.5" Polk Audio series Speakers, along with a 12" Polk Audio Sub.

The shell of the Jukebox was made from birch wood and has a Cabernet wood stain with a lacquer finish. I also milled the back of the front plate to put in RGB LED strips that are controlled

by audio. It buts on a cool light show when you are playing music. And the cool thing about Zenpoint is it allows you to not only use it for music, but music videos, karaoke, and touchscreen

games. I have the cad files for the jukebox if you want to build yourself one. The biggest challenge was kerfing the top center piece of wood, but after scrapping a few pieces of wood I figured

out how to do it.

I am finishing up on my virtual pincab this weekend (Attack of the Pinz). I will post a video of the gameroom.

[stigzler]

Neat pedestal! With the size of that screen, its just begging for light guns!

Not very often you hear about kerfing! My intro to that was kerfing some skirting board around bowed chimney breast. Badly plastered. I did it! 30 mins making a jig and I was away!

[allsyop]

Here is a video of the pedestal, along with the rest of the game room.

[AcidBrain]

wow!! !!

[Tempest]

Yeah, Wow!

[stigzler]

Definitely want this one on the map!

[evolutioner]

I will love to have the plans for that pedestal, is exactly what I've been looking for, will you been so kind to share them?