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3 pins on my "Want List" that I don't currently own?? 1) Safecracker -This game has been on my hit list for a long time. 2) Quick Silver -I am confident I will be adding this one to my lineup before the end of the year, or early next year. 3) Spider Man (Stern) or POTC -I enjoy both of...

I should probably take it. Consider it a bday present to myself, and a present for Wong's eyes. D

Unfortunately this product only works on inserts, so the GI would still give you a seizure. :) D

Chris, how much?

I believe Brock managed to get his hands on one? D

Oh, if it's the coin door lock that is buggered ya... time to bust out the Binford 3000 drill. D

If it's the head key that's stuck, follow Adam's advise. It's easier than drilling the lock. D

Only suggestion is buy what you like and can afford. Being new to the hobby I highly suggest whatever you pickup is fully working, as diving into a project has ruined the hobby for many new people. As for new vs used, it doesn't really matter... pinball machines will break, it's just the...

I will rub my junk on it before passing it off to Drano. (sorry, no pics) D

How ironic is this quote now? :lol: And I freakin' love that Bally neon. D

Drano, You're more than welcome to the PF I'll be taking out of mine when I swap in my sweet sweet CC'd TS pf. Let me know. D

What if the next code release was done by Waison? :D D

Just replace it. D

John @ John's Jukes is the guru you're talking about and yes he is good. The fact the Bounty sound board worked in your friends game is excellent as that at least verifies the issue is somewhere in your game and not on the PCB. (could still be a ground or connector pin issue, or as you...

Yep, that's a known scam and you called him on it which is why you haven't heard back. D

Can't wait to see this place all filled up with pinball goodness. Fingers crossed BH is nice to you after it's trip from my place to yours. (just so you know, I'm not available for tech help tonight!) D

I was on a whirlwind pinball adventure with Warlock this weekend in MTL. Good times, but when nature calls... :lol: The one and only SM "Brown" edition. D

The tricky part to a tube swap is the yoke, as the alignment of the yoke is where all the magic happens. The reason it's tricky is it's best to find a replacement tube with a yoke that is compatible with your existing monitor chassis, as then the swap is nothing but the PCB's. D

Nice piece, although way to vague (and partially incorrect) as to why pinball was initially made illegal in many states across the US. At that time many of them were actually 'paying out' on location in various forms, which is why they got lumped in as gambling devices along with slots etc...

Damn... that is most unfortunate but I can completely understand their reasoning behind the decision. D