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Quoted from sparechange1974:I've found the best way is just add an external sub and place underneath the game. Run wires through back, attach alligator clips and done. I would not invest in another sub to be place in cabinet, I don't think the cabinets are properly suited to give quality sound with a free air sub. When you're done with game, simply remove the wires and move to the next one.
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I have Flipper Fidelity in Metallica- sounds good. and Pinball Pro in MB - sounds good but when turned halfway up vibrates the machine and glass. Also when in the game the sub faces the floor so it doesn't sound as good. I have a Polk sub - don't like the look of it under the machine ....but if you tuck it under a little it's fine and sounds a whole lot better and can be turned up louder with no issues. Also the Polk can run 2 games and cost about a hundred bucks.
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