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Quoted from NicoVolta:I use "stealth LED's" and 47's in my EM's and I'm pretty sure at rest they aren't topping 28 watts apiece.
I dig the stealth approach. Just did a Skateball that's going out on location. All warm white 1-SMD's for the inserts, 1-LED's for the backbox, and a mix of incandescents and LED's on the playfield. Hovering around 100W in attract mode and lighting looks very true to the original.
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