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Bram Stoker's Dracula
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Probally suppose to be same color but when two different manufactures make the same thing they can end up slghtly different. One of the manufactures was Sun Process. The playfield will have an sp on it. The The SP was suppose to less prone to playfield planking too. Don't remember the other manufacture.
As pinij93 said, SP is less prone to planking. I have two LS playfields and don't see the ghosting you are talking about, but see slight planking on both. I guess "better" depends on what you want in color/graphics versus the planking issue.
Does anyone know how many SP playfields were built versus LP?
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Sorry to resurrect this thread where exactly is playfield makers initials written?
Im asking because i might have located one....
Quoted from kbliznick:You see this most prominently with CFTBL with the hot pink versus crappy pale pink and also occasionally see a dark blue T2 versus the standard light blue.
The only dark blue T2 playfields I've seen were in prototype games that were not diamond coated.
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Quoted from johnwartjr:The only dark blue T2 playfields I've seen were in prototype games that were not diamond coated.
Ran into a dark blue Terminator a couple months ago on a service call. Believe it was serial #7 or 12 or something really early. Did not notice that it wasn't diamondplated. IIRC the pf was still in nice shape.
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