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Dialed In! Now Shipping!! Assembly Line, Production and Unboxings update thread

By sevenrites

6 years ago


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Post #122 Pat Lawlor pic with first Dialed In off the line Posted by sevenrites (6 years ago)

Post #140 Production line pictures Posted by solarvalue (6 years ago)

Post #155 Background of News 8 used in Dialed In Posted by TheDude75 (6 years ago)

Post #159 More JJP News 8 Background Posted by check_switch_26 (6 years ago)

Post #205 Picture of Jack with playfields on the line Posted by solarvalue (6 years ago)

Post #237 Link to gameplay footage Posted by pbu (6 years ago)

Post #289 Link to how the machine appears when first unpacked Posted by magickeys (6 years ago)

Post #304 Lloyd's custom-signed Dialed In Posted by LTG (6 years ago)

Post #322 Dialed In Instruction and Price Card add-on frame pictures Posted by PinMonk (6 years ago)

Post #343 LE Certificate picture Posted by lapean111 (6 years ago)


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#1349 6 years ago

When I broke down the price comparison between the Standard and LE the LE made sense to me because I preferred the extras. When adding the costs for me to try to make a Standard resemble a Limited Edition it didn't make sense so I went with the LE. I personally like powder coated armor, Invisiglass, and the extra LED lighting with 3d printed and laser etched plastics.

If I were to try to make a Standard resemble and LE and I sent the armor out for powder I'm probably around $400 or more after shipping both ways. Another $250-$300 for the glass. So now I'm at $700 and I still don't have the extra LED lighting for the ramps, headphone jack, 3-D printed / laser etched plastics etc.

So for me the LE makes sense and I'm happy it's an option as it saves me money in the long run.

#1352 6 years ago
Quoted from Aurich:

You're totally right, it doesn't make sense to do it yourself, I'm suggesting that I personally would love it if companies would just offer upgrades ala carte and stop making different versions of the games. Maybe they've all run the math and it doesn't make them as much money, or maybe they're actually leaving money on the table by bifurcating the upgrades into packages, I dunno, I'm just generally ranting about how the LE landscape seems to be getting dumber.
This isn't a shot at JJP to be clear, Batman66 was the dumbest of them all, and Heighway's LE offerings are in my opinion silly. Just let people buy beacons or light up ramps or etched back panels, and definitely powder coated armor. From the factory, no extra shipping, just pay them for upgrades.
Spooky is basically doing that with TNA, and it's the model I like best.

I agree that being able to choose your pin upgrades direct from the manufacturer on a base model pin ala carte style would be ideal. That said I can also imagine the potential nightmare of costly mistakes regarding order accuracy when too many options are presented.

#1393 6 years ago
Quoted from jar155:

I'm already ready to replace the rubber in the game. The stock rubber feels great in regards to play, but it wears quickly and it's already causing noticeable dirt in the machine (I'm assuming from rubber dust and bits). The ball very early showed rubber skids on it.

I agree 100 percent. I'm loving the game and think that JJP did a great job but the stock rubber is disintegrating rapidly under 50 plays. Pinballs look like they are 20 years old as the rubber is scuffing them and leaving remnance instantly. I can polish them up and within a game they look horrible. I'm thinking of going translucent but it's too bad the white isn't more durable.

#1407 6 years ago
Quoted from psexton:

I have to get new rubber as well. Are you thinking of going translucent because it might look better or because you think it will hold up better? This is my first game so I have no idea what color or what brand of rubber to buy.

I don't think that the white looks bad but I do like translucent as it can add to lighting effects on the playfield. It also seems more durable and can clean up easily. Whatever rubber was used on my particular pin was really bad out of the box. Maybe it was just a bad batch?

All that said I'm so surprised with how much I'm enjoying this game. I told myself last year at Chicago Expo that I would never buy Dialed In because of the theme. I'm glad I didn't follow through on that because I would have missed out on one of the most fun pins I've ever played.

#1413 6 years ago

Is the back of the head is supposed to be signed by Jersey Jack? I've seen pics with his signature on the back of the backbox but it's not on my LE (build date 8/7/17). Just curious.

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