DON"T DO THAT !!!!!

AAB are horrible , if you have any pinball skills you will hate add a ball games, they never end. Never convert the game from it original state, and no LED's Ever ! if it is a replay leave it as you found it.

AAB are great for the player with less skill but when / if you acquire true pinball skills you will rue the day you bought an AAB.
Truth !

Brian

I just looked at you Pictures, Did you buy this from Big Toys in sterling heights MI ? if so I played this very machine, it is in very nice playing condition and the playfield is very nice. I was in there a couple weeks ago picking up some lamps and gave their inventory a work out. That is a fun game and you should enjoy it . I love early 60's Bally pins some of them are pure evil and will beat you like a dog . This table is fairly chalanging to put big scores up on . you will learn the shots after awhile , but unless you are a pinball God this game should challenge you for awhile.

Enjoy it

Brian

Well my Friend if I had any I would send them your way. I am perhaps a far better player than most others are. I play the AAB machines at our club and at my friends homes and they are not fun most of the time I just turn them off to end the game. the worst is Neptune, it literally could go on forever .
I think that the DMD age players like the AAB pins because the games on these EM's last forever like the game times on DMD do. not much skill required to win on most DMD's either , just simply keep the ball in play is about all required on the modern games.
another couple of AAB turds are Rock star, gold strike , the list goes on. the only AAB games that are Challenging are the early 1960's titles with the 2" flippers and the huge out lanes.

So smile all you want and play your 45 minute EM games , as they say to each their own but IMO AAB machines are the stepchild in the pinball world.

Replay Rules

Enjoy your AAB and I will do the same with my replay .

Brian Lenker
Ortonville MI

It is a personal thing to me. I keep my Gottlieb EM's at 8 degree pitch . and my Bally's at about 5-6 degree pitch. I also like my older Bally's to be on " High Tap " to boost the pops and slings play .

But some games need more pitch, nothing worse than a slow roll.

Lets see some pics and a game report once you get it set up and have played it for a while.

Good luck and have fun

Brian

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