Agreed! After extensive play on all 3 models at CES, I'm in for a Pro. Loved the art package and the fact that there is no lower playfield is not a loss to me.

I already have 'deep' games and it was really refreshing to just have fun, instead of having to learn (and remember) a thousand rules!

My same reasons, exactly!!

Hi Guys:

Anyone added a shaker to the Munsters yet?

If so, do you consider a shaker essential for a Munsters?

Any specifics of what shots will activate the shaker?

Thanks.

As the metal ball launch is not recessed, I think it would help if the auto launch coil were not as strong as it currently is. It currently sends the ball flying up the launch ramp.

Even if the wire ramp above it is raised slightly, the ball may still 'airball' onto the playfield.

As far as I know, there is no power adjustment in the menu for the ball auto-launch coil, unlike other Sterns.

If lots of people send a quick e-mail report to Stern, they may include a power adjustment in the next code update.

Worth a try!

Hi Guys...

Just to say that adding a shaker motor adds a whole new experience to this amazing game.

Well worth the $100!

I believe there is a bug in the code where 'Spot' still energizes every so often, even if turned off.

The number 2 in the display is dimmer than other digits because it is a simulated 'Nixie tube' display, that was in use many years ago. The Nixie tube digits were stacked one in front of another and the number 2 was at the back.

Maybe others will chime in if I am wrong.

I have the same problem with the end of ball not being recognized on this new code but, on mine, it is happening about 80% of the time.

Yes, pressing a flipper button takes care of it but you shouldn't have to do that.

I did send an e-mail to Stern but if others experiencing the same issue would contact Stern, also, we may see a quicker fix.

I bought 2 sheets of mylar from them a couple of weeks ago.

I, too, thought the shipping was high but, a short while later, I received a partial refund of my shipping charges, without me asking.

Also, one of the mylar sheets had a slight mark on it, so they included a 3rd sheet, free of charge.

A class act, all the way.

I think the problem for those that don't like the lower playfield on Munsters is that the balls and flippers are so small.

On the BK upper playfield, we will have standard flipper and standard size balls.

Big difference!!