First pin ever was BTTF. I knew nothing about pinball when I bought it (other than I loved to play--just wasn't any good at it and lost too many quarters in the arcade), and it was just an OK game. Still, it was trouble free and was fun enough to encourage me to find a pin that was a little more challenging. I still miss the music, the clock tower shot and achieving multi-ball... After I sold it I soon found I had to have another DE, just 'cause they are different--and found a nice TFTC. I'll always have at least one DE in the line-up--how could you not?

...that is always too short.

I have it on good authority that good work takes time--lotsa time...

I have cut Lexan with a coping saw and filed and sanded the curve and/or edges to shape--the poor man's way to do it, but it works well.

Now the new code is out for TFTC, that game is gonna move up from sleeper status...

TFTC plastics have also been reproduced and turned out very nice.

Make sure you donate to ChadH's website--he did all the work.

This won't be a scientific answer, but yes there is. Open the coin door, on the lower right side mounted to the cabinet bottom there is a box with a metal rod sticking out of the top. This is the volume pot, rotate it clockwise to turn up, the other way to turn down.

Let's get out the vote for DE on this and surprise some people!

https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/what-s-your-favorite-pinball-company#post-4574613

I'd sell it, and simply state in the ad "it just needs a fuse"...