A while back, I believe I remember seeing a member owning an AAB version of Loop-the-Loop.
When accumulating added balls, I was interested in knowing where are those extra balls displayed?
I have both versions with the AAB's glass not being in good condition. They're tucked back in storage,
but from what I see on the data base, the backside of both glasses look pretty much identical. Only
difference is the AAB can step up to 7 balls because (I read) it was a 5 or 7 ball adjustment for a game..
I had a glass made for the AAB, but just quick from a photo. It'll work, but wouldn't win any contest..
On 5 ball play (outside maybe a Replay window), anyone knows if the Replay glass is interchangeable
with the AAB version? Can anyone say where the accumulated balls are shown on the machine?
Thanks for any response(s).. (T)
Edit: After looking back, both glasses have 0-9. Might it be possible that the 1-9 is used to display the
added balls? (just determining if I'll go through the machine down road, or maybe nearer future)..

Thanks! That was quick. Especially for the hour.

Haha. Lately I haven't been tired enough to get to bed at a normal hour. Most recently
I've been watching Mannix, and he comes on at 2:00. Actually he's on right now..

I bet I can answer that question in your own words.

For an older show, Mannix not bad, but my all time favorite, The Fugitive.
Sundays (Monday mornings) at 2:00

On the AAB version of Loop the Loop, I don't see anything else (from IPDB) that would
show the additional balls that have been accumulated. I'm almost thinking the glass from
the Replay version would work in the Add-a-Ball's when set for 5 balls per game..

Yes, I have a Big Top also, but I'm going to be waiting for a backglass on that, so I'm thinking
about doing Loop the Loop first after I'm done with Lariat which is also a true 2 Player AAB.
The only true 2 Player AABs that I've played is Pleasure Isle and Chicago Coin's Bronco, and
on those a player's added balls need to be played off before it's the opponent turn..
On Loop the loop, read on IPDB that the AAB version can be set to 5 or 7 ball play, so I was thinking
that's why the added 6 and 7 (for balls) were on the backglass. The AAB has the 0-9 numbers (as
does the Replay version for must be the match feature). I was wondering if that's how the AAB version
displays the balls that are added/accumulated. From the 0-9 numbers, minus the 0..
My replay version's glass is nice, and if it interchanges in the AAB version's when set for 5 ball/game,
I'd use that glass until the AAB repro was made.
Edit: I also have Hyde Park set up which is also a 2 Player AAB. It's added balls also need to be played
off before the next player shoots, so pretty sure all the true 2 player AABs are designed that way..

Yea, no Replay window and also the add-a-ball version has 2 additional numbers (6 & 7)
for the ball count. I read that can be set for a 5 or 7 ball game..
I had the Replay version Gold Rush, but hadn't known there was an AAB version.
Looked it up, and it was made for Italy. No pics shown. You should send pics to
IPDB.
AAB, so how far does the ball count go up to? I'd like to sometime see pics if you
get the chance and it's fairly easy to get to. .

A little favor would be much appreciated if anyone can
provide a pic of Loop-the-Loop's AAB version Instruction
Card?
Between playing a few games (after it's gone through)
and the Replay's Instruction Card, I'd probably be able to
make one that's fairly accurate, but having a pic of an
original would be ideal..

Great, Thanks, Perfect! I'm thinking you still have L-t-L aab.
Those are satisfying/recommended high scores?
The Bonus Scores: 200, 180, 160 Those are automatic?
Non adjustable? (T)

I could use (and would appreciate) another favor..
I'm able to get L-t-L Replay schematic (which is on its way),
but I'd really like a copy of the AAB version's schematic..
Might anyone have that schematic? I certainly would pay for a copy..
Thanks for any replays.. (T)

Son of a Gun! No wonder I'm not getting any responses..

Edit: Thanks for any Add-a-Balls.. (T)