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Quoted from Pinchroma:It will never catch on. It's just not practical which is why so few pin2k systems were sold "convertible" vs complete
This is extremely practical for me. I have room for four pins, and have to take them in and out of a basement. Heighway and Multimorphic P3 are at the top of my list for new pin purchases precisely because of the swappable playfields.
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