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Hello, I am in the market and just started looking to get my first pinball Machine. I have a budget if $1,500-$2,000 and wanted some advice on what might be a good one to look for or what to look for. I always have wanted one if not more for a long time and now I’m ready to dive in, learn and start my new hobby.
Thank you all in advance for and help or guidance you provide.
Matt
Yea I have been in contact with someone I found on here who (I think) is local. It’s a 1990 Simpson Data East.
And I never thought about YouTube, great idea I’ll ask my kids to help me find a video lol
Quoted from Seatmandan:also, since you are brand new, also keep in mind that certain games are way more complex than others, and thus create more (expensive) maintenance .
Do a search here on Pinside, there have been quite a few other posts on this topic.
Great! Will do and I appreciate the help.
Quoted from isJ:Get the 2k Baywatch in St Louis.
Disclaimer: I have no children and don't know what good parenting is/is not. This may fall in the latter category.
I’ve considered that one
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