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Early solid state games sound great with a powered external sub, and even better if you can stick a small tweeter someplace. Early Bally games have a heat vent on the front of the head pedestal that is a good spot. I have this on my centaur and Medusa, and also just did black hole and haunted house.
I just use alligator clips connected to speaker wire to tap off the cabinet speaker, very easy and reversible.
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