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Same thing happened to ours not long ago. Went out just like that, all of a sudden. Hate to say this but on closer examination, there were what appeared to be two or three solder points that had failed and were arcing behind the small connector at the bottom of the DMD. Worst part: they were unreachable! Couldn't just repair it. Had to bite the considerably large bullet ($475 at Pinball Life) and purchase a new one.
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Quoted from kbliznick:Message me, a friend of mine has a stack of NOS displays for much cheaper.
Now you tell me! 
Are you talking about the large Sega DMD's? If so , price?
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