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Quoted from o-din:For me, if there could be only one. You can keep the rest.
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Quoted from Coindork:The solid state machines were made for the domestic market in the U.S.
While the EM version was produced for the European market (namely France), where they still wanted EM machines.
Last time I went to the Pinball Hall of Fame in Las Vegas, that is exactly what Tim Arnold told me when we were talking about my Evel Knievel EM. Most EM versions were sent across the Atlantic. Nobody in the States wanted anymore "old" EM technology.
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