I am not sure how a line up like that does not have a BM66SLE?

TnA is the OBVIOUS real choice.

Your collection is 100% new stuff, but honestly you seem to like variety amongst the new stuff (both Sterns and JJP and CGC).

You like light shows and sounds and bling.

TnA will be a very differnet style of play but checks all the main boxes for your colleciton.

The benefit is that TnA will also likely open your world to the fun of pins beyond the most recent 3 years.

I suggest watching the stream from last week. It will give you the best idea of the game.

I guess it depends for each person on where they put their idea of value.

For me an over 150 other people in the past week, it obviously does.

I think without debate it offers:
Best light show of all time
Best audio package of all time
Classic Bally style ruleset and difficulty to master with updated speed and immersion of theme
Obvious and approacable ruleset for even the novice but high replatability for even the pro
Great game for playing alone or in a multipalyer
High quality construction and LOTS for the cost (LED alphanumeric and also animation screen, awesome speakers, high quality pf and cab construsction, innovative RGB total light package with great light show, etc...)

If you just mean based on the shear amount of stuff. It has WAY more in it costwise than even a SternLE.

pretty sure you would be getting a VASTLY different game if Stern had built it and tried to sell it for 5400.

No sound box or upgraded speaker system. Would have been standard Stern light show, pro would not have had the spinner, would not have a real backglass, would not have custom siderails, would have had a sling removed form the reactor, etc... It is silly to think that Stern woudl have made it the same way and if they did this would be the premium model for $6800.