Can anyone tell me how much shipping was within the states?

I'm a fan of the video game so the theme would not be a deal breaker for me. I think it would be a bad move for Multimorphic based on feedback in other threads regarding the theme. They need something more mainstream to the pinball community. Whatever the theme is, I'm really excited to see how they implement it. With all of the craziness in pinball pricing, P3 is looking more like the best deal out there on a new system. I'm getting close to 2 months on my pre-order.

They come with coin mechs and are commercial quality machines. If you look at the pinmap, there are a couple locations with one. Maybe reach out to one of them regarding experience.

I also put down a deposit in November. Last I was told is June for me.

Awesome to hear! I'm also in the November order group.

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For anyone that has built a P3 recently, do you know if there is still a generic speaker panel available? If I own multiple play fields, I would like the cabinet to remain as neutral as possible. I was looking at the multimorphic art packages but they don't seem to cover this topic.

That's kind of what I'm talking about. I actually prefer the old model. The new ones that I'm seeing everyone post all have weird Al on the panel. I'm wondering if they created a generic insert for the new illuminated panels.

I think having the individual artwork for each machine makes sense when they are on route or for people that want to keep a collection of artwork stored for use when they swap out modules.

For me personally, the P3 makes sense partially as a space saver. I can add 3+ games to my collection with the real estate of one. I don't want to store the artwork for each module. I would like to have a generic version of everything that I will see when playing (speaker panel, lower play field plastice and apron). Having hotdog plastics while playing sorcerer's apprentice kinda ruins the ambiance for me.

I like the system core artwork. However it seems to hint at a larger theme outside of the speaker panel if that makes sense. IMHO, the best option would be to have some sort of self contained P3 artwork that takes advantage of the lighted box.

I will probably order the generic P3 apron magnet that has the button identifiers.

Upon further thought, if system core was available as a speaker panel insert, lower play field plastics and the apron magnet, I would probably add them to keep in my P3.

Just got my email from multimorphic about payment. It seems to indicate that a coin door is an add on item. If they aren't coming stock with a coin door, does anyone know what they are using on the stock machines? If you have one, would you mind posting a picture.

I think you're right. The way it was worded through me off. If you own a machine, did you add the coin mechs? I'm guessing it still comes with the connections if I wanted to add mechs to it at a later time.

Congratulations Gerry and Sarah!

You have to enter the settings from within the game module. I believe it's listed under switches.

Can anyone post a video of the newest version of ROCs? Thinking about buying it and wanted to hear the soundtrack first. The most recent video I can find is from 2018.

Also, for downloads, does anyone know the turnaround time. I would be buying it for an event this weekend and curious if it would be processed by then.

You convinced me... Thanks

Already have it downloaded. Wasn't expecting it to happen that fast! Thanks Multimorphic team!

Mine was placed in the garage. However, that might be dependent on the driver and the location of the garage.

That's an awesome idea! Heist is such an awesome game/module that it needs more love. I'm kind of critical of Licensed P3 modules because I think it limits the potential of rethemes.

You're on it. They don't come up for sale very often.

The sections of the cabinet under the art on mine look like stainless steel.

I have ROCs and it works with both the Al and Heist modules. So, I'm guessing that sataneatscheese is correct in that it's associated with the base and not the modules.

Question about Lexy Lightspeed gameplay: when does the mini display on the module become active? I've played a couple games and it only displays a black screen with the multimorphic logo. I haven't played Lexy in a couple years but I thought that screen played an active role. Is mine acting normal? If not, any ideas on a solution?

Thanks, I'll give those a try tomorrow.

I checked all 4 connector points for the RJ-45, the SD card is seated well, the USB is connected and the switch is in the on position. No luck. I'm having trouble finding the os update. I guess I should just put in a ticket.

Haven't fixed it yet, but multimorphic replied to my ticket with in 30 minutes. On a Friday night, it's not something I would expect. Service alone makes these guys stand out.

It should just be a standard size piece of glass. Shit happens.

I also prefer the generic plastics. Curious to see what you do with the larger side playfield plastics.

I can't remember who it was, but someone in one of these P3 threads said they never bought one because they didn't like the way the upper flippers were hidden. So shout out to whoever that was for inspiring me.

I've noticed that when I don't play my P3 for a while that I lose the muscle memory of those upper flippers.

I decided to mod mine so that I can easily see them and I'm really happy with the result.

There aren't a lot of P3 mods, so I figured that I would share. Here is what it looks like now.

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The original pieces are metal. I didn't have any extra sheet metal laying around so I just used a thin piece of plastic. I basically traced the original and the cut them back at the top to expose the flippers.

It's really easy to remove and install them with the track system.

The originals seem to just have a cosmetic purpose of concealing the coils so I'm thinking my plastic should hold up fine.

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That's also a good idea.

For a pinball game, $200 isn't a lot. But compared to other software based games, like a full PC game, it's a huge amount. I've thought about trying out the Bird watcher game but I'm not committed enough to spend the money. It would be nice if Multimorphic offered some sort of one-time 48 hour trial period for customers. If I knew bird watcher was as good as rocs, I'd buy it. I don't have the opportunity to play it in the wild to find out.

Regarding commitment to the customer and quality improvement, this goes miles above and beyond what I have seen from any other pinball manufacturer.

I can't argue with some of the criticisms that people have for not liking the P3. It is different than a regular pinball machine. Not everyone is going to like it. That's kind of the point.

However, some of the recent concerns I've seen posted about quality have really left me confused. I've owned mine with 3 modules for close to 2 years. I have never had any significant concerns about quality. It's pinball, things break and you fix them. I've owned a significant number of games and bought NIB from several other manufacturers. The P3 seems like an engineering marvel to me (at least as far as pinball is concerned).

The idea that they are proactively taking care of customers regardless of warranty has renewed my support for these guys. This is impressive.

It looks like the middle one has a cut out for the flippers.

The upper flipper of weird al still requires use of the white button on the left. It's a good question. I was wondering the same thing.

Curious what issue it's correcting. I don't recall seeing anything on here about issues with that power supply.

Answered my own question by searching for ATX in this thread. Like Zitt pointed out, the ATX shouldn't have an impact on flippers. However, there is at least one report (post #3143) where replacing the ATX had a noticeable impact.

Those look nice!