I am working on a rebuild of a Sorcerer machine, it was delivered to me disassembled, so I was unable to play it beforehand. I am playing and testing the game now, trying to dial everything in. The multiball was kicking out sort of weirdly (kind of bounced around before it got spat out through the gate), so I tried adjusting the position of the kickout arm a few different ways. The video below shows where it is now, I think next I may look at the ball guide and try to re-position that.

If you have a Sorcerer that kicks out a nice MB, I'd love to see an image (top-down look of the ball guide) to see how it looks.

Here's where I'm at. The video is a bit loud, be warned

https://photos.app.goo.gl/HSMvGsEgmgtFxn479

Thanks!

I will check the rubber, thanks for the input. My only other thought was maybe I could adjust the little metal ball stop bracket in some way to effectively make it easier for the ball to clear the hump, and give it a little more umph. But that feels potentially like too much risk for not enough reward, I dunno.

Yeah, for sure. I can manipulate the metal roof flap and see what that does. Maybe if I hit it with a little wax it would come off of there a bit nicer? Results will probably be minimal, but what the hell. Worth a look.

If you have a Sorcerer that kicks out a nice MB, I'd love to see an image (top-down look of the ball guide) to see how it looks. Going to try and adjust mine a bit, would love a smoother kick-out. Thanks!

So the answer to our question is...adjust the flap on the metal roof piece. The one on mine was a little low, so it sort of kept the ball from coming out of the hole nicely. By lifting it up a bit, it helped the ball rebound off the roof more "forward" instead of "down," which helped a ton.