It appears Stern HD glass is sold out everywhere but both Invisiglass and Voodoo glass is available. Looking to install on my JP Pro and Godzilla Pro machines. Any opinions on which way to go and why? Thanks in advance.
Cannot go wrong with either. I have 6 Invisiglass, 1 Magic Glass (AP) and 1 Voodoo. All do the job.
I have large fluorescent lights over most of my pins and all the glasses work great.
Ther are many other posts on this topic in the Forum.
All pretty much the same except for pinball decals I Believe it is the most expensive and has fine sanded edges.
Picked up my first 2 sheets of Stern HD from Classic Game Rooms a month ago. I can't compare to other brands but I am very happy with it.
The main difference seems to be that the super expensive PDI glass is coated on both sides, and is sanded (BFD). Invisiglass is definitely great looking. Stern glass and Voodoo are a slight 3rd place but still real good
Quoted from RxGolfer:It appears Stern HD glass is sold out everywhere but both Invisiglass and Voodoo glass is available. Looking to install on my JP Pro and Godzilla Pro machines. Any opinions on which way to go and why? Thanks in advance.
I purchased this from Marco’s a while back:
https://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/502-6845-00
It still reflects my fluorescent ceiling lights and all the backbox lights. I didn’t see any difference than regular glass
Maybe others actually work as advertised but I’d stay aware from this
Mike V
Personally for me I don't see much of a diff'rence over normal glass in my set up; not enough for the price. But all set ups are diff'rent.
Quoted from TheLaw:Personally for me I don't see much of a diff'rence over normal glass in my set up; not enough for the price. But all set ups are diff'rent.
I agree they're not worth the money for me, but I don't have overhead lighting turned on when playing and also have my new Sterns game play backbox brightness set to 10%.
Quoted from sanctumwear:I agree they're not worth the money for me, but I don't have overhead lighting turned on when playing and also have my new Sterns game play backbox brightness set to 10%.
Yeah backbox turned way down helps. I have overhead lighting and it still doesn't bother me much.
If the glass were like $100 or maybe even $125 I might consider it, but that ain't gonna happen so whatever.
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