I have located a set of Gottlieb chimes (early to mid 70's) for a Williams Klondike conversion. Having read hundreds of old Posts still a little confused about the best way to go forward. Some do a combination of original Williams bells and a Gottlieb unit, others wiring a 3-chime unit directly to scoring relays.
This is a desirable modification from what I gather from several Posts. At this date has any consensus been reached as to the ultimate configuration?
Any Links to older Posts or current opinions appreciated.

Thanks MarkG, that will work! Klondike is a machine I really like and intend to keep and if I can get it close to sounding like Out of Sight it will be even better. Not a big fan of bells (especially loud ringing Gottlieb bells) but reading here the consensus seems to be Gottlieb are the best.

I watched several new (to me) videos of Klondike machines and they all sounded the same as mine! No difference. I noticed the Yukon had an annoying ringing bell so that won't work.
The set of Gottlieb chimes will be here Wed, can't wait, I am sick of the plodding thud.
Need to go in the bottom cab so a little wiring is in order. I intend to restore and clear coat the playfield (with a new thread) but want to install this for at least a weekend of fun.

I took MarkG guidance and hooked the chimes up where the 10/100 /1000 Point had the right separation, fired from their respective relay. This is with the new chime unit outside the head hooked up with alligator clips.
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Once I had determined the best "Balance" of chime sound-off I removed the original Williams unit and installed the Gottlieb, it fit perfect.
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Now to new wire and solder. Klondike never sounded better>

Nico, did you put it in the head or inside the cabinet?

In defense of Williams bells I was able to get these (in a Merry Widow I overhauled) sounding sweet by tightening and throwing a cut up t-shirt over them. Sound almost as good as chimes.

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