Got two mods done yesterday on my day off and I'm very happy with the results. First off was the Rock Custom Pinball back panel lighting mod. Very simple install, peel off backing and stick the LED strip in the back under the glass. I really like the fact that it just plugs into an unused portion of the motherboard in the back box, no other cords needed, etc. I have it set to slowly change colors and this gives a great effect to the back of the game. Money well spent for showing off a great game.
The second mod was installing the PinSound sound board with Pinball Pro speakers designed for the Pinsound board. WOW. Totally changed the feel of the game. First off, after taking the old original small subwoofer out of the cabinet, I found it was missing the outer rim foam. So not a effective sub at all. I ordered the upgraded sub and wow this thing was massive compared to the old one. About twice its size. Installation was perfect fit. Second, the speakers in the back box fit perfectly, minus I had to match drill four holes to mount the right speakers wooden pane that came with the speakers, but beyond that, they fit and cleared everything. I installed the PinSound board with the optional 2.1 surround sound cable as recommended by Pinball Pro and I couldn't be happier. The original soundtrack that I downloaded from PinSound is great and really gets intense with the music that is played during multi ball. Sounds like a score designed for a big ship battle in a movie.
So the game is coming along great from what I've done in the past month or so I've owned her. Next up, I think I'm going to switch back to the black lightning flippers. Not sure why this game had the standard yellows in there, but I bought the originals from Marco. They are just a tad shorter, 1/8", guess that is why people change them out for the longer standard ones.
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