Wow... what a room. So many questions... wish the walk through included commentary, you have so many interesting gadgets. Thanks for sharing.

Love it! Love the warm glow of incandescents. Great looking lineup.

The lens the photographer used is making a large room look even larger! I'm assuming a wide angle. Whatever the glass is on it though it takes beautiful pictures. Room looks great, I'll echo the thoughts on the blue counter top, very cool. Polished/epoxied concrete floor is nice, barn boards backing the dart board is great too, any miss shots will look right at home on the wall I'm guessing if it is distressed wood. This looks like a room you'd find in houzz for sure.

Very awesome space! Love the banners too.

Jeez man... that's a ton of power in those Emotiva's!!! You must be bi-amping your fronts? I've got mine bi-amped running an Emotiva XP5 in the front for my Axiom M80's and they sound darn amazing. Also have an SVS Cylinder sub, they make pretty great sub's! Your room must sound amazing!

Looks like BigBadToyStore has some in stock...

https://www.bigbadtoystore.com/Product/VariationDetails/52965

I've used them before, good seller.

I feel like there may be a theatre behind one of those doors... amiright?

I think I'd hang it on the wall above the pachinko machine rather than the floor. It seems out of place down there... but at the same time I'd put the pachinko machine on the wall too.

We were told the same thing when getting quotes to have ours finished, we had 5 quotes in the end and 4 out of the 5 said you need a bedroom and a bathroom down here. We smiled and said there is a bathroom 13 steps from the basement, we want to maximize the space for our needs. The response inevitable was the same as yours was, you should think about resale and that is a fair argument to make, naturally an argument that mostly benefits the additional cost they get to charge as opposed to me when I go to sell the house. 4 out of the 5 contractors also said we didn't need to pull a permit... it was fine. We went with the one contractor who listened to what we wanted and wouldn't do the work without pulling a permit.

Great great video, thank you for sharing. Wonderful collection, nice to see a Fathom in there!

Nice arcade collection, that Jam needs more room on the ends though! Played that game wayyyy too much in the arcade. 4 player games like Jam and Blitz are underrated

That's a really great room, that McIntosh gear is awesome! I will own some green glow one day

Thanks for the heads up, that was an enjoyable video. Wonderful cars and some great pins… even a Supreme on the end.

Cool take on the black light carpet, haven't seen a dinosaur bone version before.

Me quickly running to check flights to Lincoln City, OR! Any cheap hotels near by? I'll need somewhere to sleep and clean

I actually went and googled your place after reading your post... which sent me down a rabbit hole of looking at properties for sale on the ocean... my wife has always loved that area, we spent a short time working together in Springfield, which looks to be not that far away. We're over due a visit to the area so I will add it to the list of places to visit!

I love the banners, think they look great behind the games. Would defiantly do this if I had a similar collection. I've also considered getting the banners for games I've owned in the past, just have no where to hang the darn things. Thanks for sharing.

I'd guess that is pretty unique for sure, you are certainly old enough to have been around them... assuming they were in arcades, bowling ally's and bars in Australia when you were growing up... I'm 7 years younger than you and that was my exposure to them. I did play more arcades back then, but I played a good amount of pinball too. Maybe your parents did a better job of raising you when you were young and kept you out of those places

Personally I’d get a FABI or Roberto Sport. I don’t like tables where the rods extend through. I find Tornado tables clunky, their handles too wide/thick and the over all play slow. One persons opinion of course . Lots of love for the Tornado here.

100% this both games are amazing when you've got good competition, but without it, it is boring for everyone involved. The younger kids still love both a lot though regardless of winning and losing, they just like to spin the rods for some reason... which incidentally is a good reason to get telescoping rods on a foosball table, little kids will spin and push those tornado rods like they're going out of business, can be quite the hazard for kids who are the same height as the rods, and for gentlemen who stand too close to the table and some kid on the other side slams a rod through.

Looks great! Love the alternative backless on TWD, I had it too and kept it when I sold the game, to awesome to give away with it.

This is cool, never considered one in home use before, had no idea they dated as far back as they do. Generally speaking I'm not a big fan of redemption style games, but I like the physical nature of this one, most games have a configurable payout percentage, coin pushers leave me with the feeling they are more random... can you configure the payout on them at all?

Nice! There had to be an angle, love it. I spent a number of years in the online gambling space and the virtual slot machines we designed worked on the same principal as the old mechanical ones with simple stops on a reel, I spent some time studying old slots and loved it so I find all redemption (Gambling) devices interesting especially mechanical ones.