I took delivery of LE #271 yesterday. After only 3 or 4 games, my playfield endured its 1st dimple and damn if it wasn't on John Bonham's right eye. The good news is that I have not had any issues with the Magic spinner. The bad news is after only 3 or 4 games, I got the message below when I opened the coin door to increase the volume. Not sure what it means, as the light works but any shot to the "E" in Led is not getting registered? Is this where the thin metal switch on the stand up target needs to be adjusted? Obviously, I'm not a seasoned pinball mechanic. The tech alert suggests running the prompted switch test but I have no idea what that means or how to read it after selecting that option. When I press TEST, I get a couple of dots on the screen and a readout that says "In Service".
Thanks to the members of this forum for suggesting the Pinnovator and the deal Costco had on the Klipsch 12" sub. I bought both and the machine sounds amazing! The sub is stupid loud! Lol... I think I literally have it on "2" or "3" due to its serious output on my hardwood floor.
Also, does anyone have the thin tape at the top of their back glass? It is on the exterior glass, but also partially under the black frame at the top.
A couple of observations:
1) The actual pinball seems to have a lot of "english" spin on it while playing. It is definitely more than I've ever noticed on other pinball machines. Is it me
or has anyone noticed this as well?
2) I had to lower the strength of the left eject due to the absurd velocity of the eject. 9 times out of 10, the ball comes out at such a high rate of speed and
spin on it that it goes straight to the left or center drain. Its crazy. It almost seems like there is a magnet attracting it to the drain. I adjusted it in the
menu down to 80 and it is much better. It rarely drains upon eject now.
3) I've got close to 50 or so plays, and I am already wanting different songs. I don't hate the ones in the game, I just wish there were more to pick from.
Nobody's Fault but Mine is begging to get into the game! Lol...
4) The blade lights are brilliant and really enhance the aura of this Led Zep pin. The look is far superior to the Pinstadium Neos I have on my BM66.
5) The mirrored back glass is incredibly beautiful when the game is off and in daylight.
6) Even on the minimal setting, the shaker motor is constantly going off during gameplay. I know this adds to the experience but what will it do to the fasteners holding the game together? This sucker shakes a lot!
I am thoroughly happy with the machine and its appearance. I look forward to future updates on firmware and continued gameplay to hone my skills. Some of the scores I see being posted are unreal. I have a long ways to go scoring wise, but I look forward to the journey.
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