You saw my Star Wars pin
I got Leds in both my saga and DE games (all), I get a very little ghosting but its not bad.

I put a cointaker kit in mine and haven't noticed any problems.

You shouldn't have any issues. In fact, it will reduce the power consumption by a noticeable margin. I would recommend making your own kit by color-matching inserts and choosing either cool or warm white for your general illumination lamps.

I haven't played around with a Star Trek...but my Simpsons DE had ghosting in a lot of places. So bad actually that non-ghosting bulbs couldn't fix it. I went back to incandescents in a few places and even those flickered, so I'm wondering if there are actually other issues at play.

Sounds like it. I'm babysitting a LW3 that's chock full of LEDs and don't have any flicker or ghosting issues.

If you have regular incandescent bulbs in the inserts and still have an issue, then I would look at the lamp matrix to see if you can narrow it down to which column/row is acting up. Definably sounds like a repairable problem.

Convert to LED and make sure you use non-ghosting LEDs in the inserts. I recommend Comet LEDs.

I second that for comet bulbs.
ST25 was the first pin I did LEDs on so I bought a kit, it looks fine but I built my own kit from comet for JP and I like it a lot more.

LED'd mine with the basic 1 smd supreme brightness. Warm white in the GI. Cool Whites under green and blue inserts, Warm whites under orange, clear and other "warm" colors and red under red (other then red washes out the red). You can't go wrong. Color matching is "eh" and sometimes goofs the color of the original inserts. Matching green bulb under a teal insert for instance looks like crap.

Purchased from?

Comet. Bought them by the 100s when switching my games over to led.

Simpsons DE has a *ton* of effects where the GI turns off and back on again quickly. Does Star Trek do similar things? I only ask, because if that's the case, then I'd recommend 1SMD for the GI.

I usually do 2SMD (twin 2835) for GI, but there were too many total blackout GI moments on Simpsons that I found them too bright.

LOL. Pretty much all Data Easts have that built in seizure feature.

I bought a bunch of the twin 2835 dmd in sunlight from comet

I put them in the GI in TSPP, AFM and the shadow. I think sunlight liked good in all 3 machines. They definitely brighten things up and I think looked good.

I tried them in Williams Fire, but they did not seem to me to be warm enough for that game....m still not sure what color,led would be best in that game... If any.

Never got around to the inserts.