I own both real and a custom digital. There is a big difference running in a Cabinet, I have full feedback, shaker motor, working plunger, leds and it's much better then a console. Plus being able to customize everything is half the fun. No it's nowhere near as fun as my real machines but pretty fun. Here is mine running Ac/Dc

Star trek

I'm thinking about selling mine and starting a new Theme build.

Here is a couple of videos for you

How you select the tables with Custom music I added

- cabinet
• new widebody cabinet (original bally/williams size )
• new pinball legs
• new widebody lockbar
• new (small) pinball siderails
• new coindoor (illuminated) with original pinball service buttons
• new playfield and backbox glass
• wired and fully functional coin acceptors (for real arcade feeling)
• Original silk screen artwork

- screens
• 42" playfield LG LED 1920x1080 LCD screen
• 27" backglass Samsung P2770 1920x1080 LCD screen
• 15.6" dmd widescreen AOC LCD screen

- pc setup
• optimized Windows 7 Ultimate
• INTEL I7 960 CPU
• Asus Sabertooth mainboard
• Watercooled CPU cooler
• 12 GB RAM 
• 1 Zotac gtx 970
• 256 GB Crucial M4 SSD Drive
• 650w power supply

- additional details
• 3 mercury switches for nudging
• Magna save buttons
• plunger and launch button
• IPAC button interface
• 4 port USB hub mounted under front of cabinet for easy access
• 3x 220mm fans for cab ventilation (2x cabinet / 1x backbox)

- force feedback
• complete LEDWIZ force feedback package (all ROM controlled)
• 8 contactors to hear and feel the mechanical flipper, slingshot, bumper etc. action
• shaker/vibration motor 
• 3 high power RGB-LED flashers (back of playfield area)
• stroboscope effects (back of playfield)