- HUO machine in great shape! Hard to believe it's 10 years old when you look at it. I had a friend over Sunday to play Kiss LE and he commented that it's the nicest TSPP he's ever seen.

- I hate the blank "Tournament button" on the lockdown bars, and with the old games like this the bar and lockdown bar receiver needs to be replaced in order to get rid of the button (unlike Spiderman which was just a new lockdown bar for those wondering). So in order to get rid of it, I replace the entire lockdown bar and the receiver that bolts into the machine. Now the game looks clean like it should.

- Color DMD added. This is a huge upgrade to this machine and it really makes the game more appealing IMO. If you haven't seen one installed, you're missing out.

- I purchased new side rails with button protectors to replace the older style rails, then powder coated all of the armor and legs, along with the Leg Bolts and screws that screw the side rails into the game. Looks amazing in person.

- Comet pinball premium LED's added throughout the game as needed.. these are the $1.40 variation that offer "no ghosting, no flickering", and they look amazing. This was not a cheap upgrade, but well worth it.

- Metal Leg protectors like stern puts on all of the newer games to protect the legs from eating into the cabinet/decals. Powder coated to match the armor.

- High polish balls added (cheap insurance to keep the playfield nice).

- Headphone jack adapter mounted on coin door- very cool feature, plug some headphones in and you can hear the callouts and music clearer than you can imagine. I know that I could hear things that I didn't pick up on without the headphones.

Game is error-free and plays fast. When I was looking to buy, I couldn't find a nicer TSPP anywhere (although there are a few that are way overdone IMO). This was looks like it belongs in a row of recent Stern LE's.

Not looking to entertain trades or low ball offers at this time, as I will keep the machine and try to learn the code like I should be doing anyways.

This is not your routed or even run of the mill HUO machine, and I think my price is in the fair market price range for what it is. This would be the machine to buy and never sell if it's your favorite title IMO.

I'll let it go for $4900 FIRM. I think this is a very fair price and I'm losing more than most on here are willing to lose with selling a game (from my experiences of trying to buy them from some of you guys, lol). I honestly think it's worth more, but I am trying to get another game and am hoping for a quick sale.