Quoted from Dantesmark:

Any1 ever had a populated playfield sent to them?
My distributor said stern is sending me a box to send my playfield and then once they receive it, they will send me a new one...
Do i just unplug all the harnesses?
How long does it take to receive the new usually?
Thx guys

Quoted from jacksparrow0112:

First time pin owner here. I picked up a lightly used JP pro last April and my family and I have spent quarantine playing it a ton. I believe it had around 500 plays when I bought it second hand for $5,000, and it now has 4,500 lifetime plays.
Anyway, we are planning to move from Indiana to Colorado this summer and I am curious what the best way to move a pin would be. Any advice from those who have moved their pins would be great. Would I be better off selling my JP pro prior to the move, and then purchasing another used one out in Colorado? Curious to find out the best way to end up with this amazing game at our new home out west.
Thanks in advance for your advice!
Kevin

Quoted from Soulstoner:

Here’s some extra pics. My machine was made December 18, 2020.[quoted image][quoted image]

Quoted from Torre:

I'm doing mine now with the (I thought standard for the new Sterns) clear cool whites.
I just can't get used to the warm frosted when all my other machines have so much more "pop".
I'll post pictures when I'm done but it might be later in the week.

Quoted from J-Freeze:

I put sunlights in mine but it didn't really brighten it up much IMO. I will eventually get around to putting the warm whites back in, I think they fit the vibe of this game.

Quoted from Torre:

I plan to do half at a time so I can step back and compare the two halves.
I'll take photos.

Quoted from Da-Shaker:

Did you look into Pin Stadiums?

Quoted from MrMikeman:

That's what I use on MY LE and never regretted it. Using the white only with BLUR. Don't see striping effects. The intensity is adjustable. You set it to whatever you want. Mine are set at about 17% I think. They come on/off with the GI. Pick a GI string you want. The UV is hooked into a flasher usually or the shaker. Once again you set it up the way YOU want it.

Quoted from Mr_Tantrum:

I say go with the Omegas on this game (a diffused warm white only - you control brightness - with UV flashers): https://pinstadium.com/product/pin-stadium-pinball_led_lights_omega
Also, if you buy some try using the code "BUFFALO" for the Buffalo Pinball discount.
See my post here for some comparison photos (FYI: I also have a sunlight white trough lite and backboard lighting installed in these pics): https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/jurassic-park-stern-2019-owners-club-welcome-to-jurassic-park/page/175#post-6039886

Quoted from Lermods:

except your trough light barely puts out any light and you've got 10 smds. You can't see the trees for example. the purpose of these is to brighten it up so you can see and highlight the artwork better. Here's what ours looks like with a cool white and just 6 smds.
Your backboard lighting looks decent, but 50smds? How much power are you pulling from that strip? Maybe your dimmer helps with power draw. We can light up that area with less than half (like 20-23) those SMDs in a 15" strip.
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Quoted from Lermods:

Stock, which I believe is cool white 2smd.

Quoted from J-Freeze:

I believe it was 27 but I'm not positive.

Quoted from Torre:

Sorry for the delay. Here is the playfield with the right half of the GI switched to Comet clear cool white.
I took a poll in my household and it was evenly split as to which side looks better. Personally I like the cool whites so I am going to finish the swap. I really like the way it pulls out the blue color of the water.[quoted image][quoted image][quoted image]

Quoted from Torre:

Actually, I just used their standard bulbs. They work fine but might be a tiny bit dimmer than if you use the 5V bulbs made for Spike.
I used the standard bulbs because I already had them on hand.

Quoted from mbl1116:

So as the OP who reignited this debate. I’ll give you a better idea into my convoluted train of thought:
My wife and I both have JP atop the wishlist. A premium is doable (albeit a little stretch) in terms of budget, and I would probably pull the trigger if I could find one within driving distance and not pay a few hundred extra for shipping.
Other games under consideration are Deadpool Pro and AIQ Pro, but our game room is a little Marvel heavy already so they were behind JP in our rankings.
If I can’t find a JP Premium, my thought was to buy a non-JP Pro to enjoy for a while until a JP Premium becomes available near me. Rather than wait around I could still enjoy a newer game in the process. I typically would stick with Pro versions of games, but the wow factor of a JP Premium seemed too good to pass up.
The reason I started this topic of conversation is because I was curious, from an actual owner perspective, if I’m being too hasty to ignore the JP Pro version (not that they’re any more readily available it seems). I realize this is a heavily subjective question and I appreciate the feedback so far. If people want to PM me their input rather than clog up this forum I’m happy to hear from you

Quoted from LordHumungus:

My lights seem awfully dim. I hooked up a light under the apron as I always do and it seems barely visible. All the GI is quite low. I think I remember with my first JP it was like that but this seems more pronounced. Any thoughts as to why?

Quoted from Wilberto757:

Is there any chance I can save time and money and print this translite from RetroRefurbs at a local shop near me? I dont know if it would cost just as much to hunt down and buy the high pixel image then print it here in Orlando.
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Quoted from Deyanks98:

Do you have Pinstadium lights as your pin looks nice and bright? I need to order something and I’m leaning that way.

Quoted from mbl1116:

I should be joining the club in a few weeks. This premium would be my first NIB purchase. I’m kinda surprised I’d have to ask this for such an expensive item, but what are the odds everything works fine out of the box? Maybe I’m just reading too many complaints on here and FB but I’m curious to know what people’s NIB experience has been like

Quoted from Wilberto757:

I actually have a question about the shaker motor. I just installed speaker lights the other day(it may be unrelated) and my shaker motor seems to be functioning different. I unplugged the lights and tried it both ways and still is acting different.
It used to have the same rumble feeling all across the board; long rumble or short rumble if it was simulating the dinosaur walking. But now when the left sling post is up then after the cutscene ends and it signals the ball coming down/ post going down, instead of doing a strong long rumble it kind of feels like a weak pulsing effect?
Also, Im using the movie code if that information helps.