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A Simpler Pin - for Home Users Only

By T7

8 years ago


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    “What's the highest price you would be likely to purchase a "simpler" new pin...”

    • I would not buy at $2000 or more 25 votes
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    • $2000 7 votes
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    • $2500 15 votes
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    • $3000 9 votes
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    • $3500 3 votes
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    • $4000 7 votes
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    • $2500 plus $1500 for additional playfield swap games 6 votes
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    • $3500 plus $1500 for additional playfield swap games 1 vote
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    #49 8 years ago
     
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    I can't even stand playing Pro models, when I know there is a better Premium version out there.

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    #51 8 years ago
     
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    I owned a star explorer. It sucked balls. I don't like "home" pins...

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    #61 8 years ago
     
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    Quoted from T7:

    Never heard of a "star explorer" - I don't think you comprehend what I'm suggesting - I do not mean "Home" pin -> I mean 80's style pinball. I used the term "Home" to indicate the sales would be primarily to home users. I've been trying to describe that these would be just as commercial as any 1980's Solid State game. So please compare to 1980's Bally/Williams games like Eight Ball, Eight Ball Deluxe, Mata Hari and Playboy. Have you ever heard of any of those?

    Apparently you missed my post in Aurich's thread that I'd rather buy a CNC machine and make my own system 11 style pin than buy a new simple one from a manufacturer...

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