$3500 seems reasonable given it’s functional state.

Don’t ruin it with non ghosting LEDs. If you are going to LED it, use regular LEDs and purchase the two Herg boards to modulate the pulses to the LEDs to replicate the analog on-off action of incandescents.

Also reseat the ribbon cables and power connectors on your boards. Might resolve some of your reset issues.

Inspect the GI connectors at the power board for burnt connectors as well.

It’s a fun game to troubleshoot. Once you dial it in it’s awesome.

. Anytime. But you sparked my interest on an unrelated topic. I have a “magnetic” style dimmer controlling a transformer that’s powering a pretty high end LED strip for an indirect lighting application in my house. But it strobes. Is there a home solution to boost the frequency or enable a more continuous light output from a wall mounted lumarlon dimmer switch?

Also, upgrade your back box speakers and install an external powered sub with crossover and volume controls. It transforms the game. Borg multiball and warp factor 9 mode remain mind blowing after 2000 plays. I recently put in PDI glass on mine and it’s like playing without glass on minus the noise.

The game is a work of modern art. My daughter who is 16 loves it. “It’s so retro!”