No worries they are coming!

Wow you’ve got to be a pro at installing them by now. They look excellent and I love seeing those bad boys lit up like that. Nice collection you have going on there!!

Thanks for being such a great supporter of the product and also I’m very thankful for you taking the time posting up pics. Its always better when a customer posts them as it helps others considering them. I mean if I post them of course I’m going to say they are good but what really matters is you all. So true!!

It’s as easy as going through a drive-thru. Just pull up to the window I’ll get that for you

I am going to bet that you might be the first to order them too! I know you have been patiently waiting.

I know I am just finalizing things and the pics are an update to the announcement. Watch as things progress really fast to be able to order them VERY soon, promise!

Congratulations to the This Week in Pinball monthly giveaway winner of the Pin Stadium Fusions. Every month there is one person chosen to win the grand prize Fusions ($399.95 value): https://pinstadium.com/product-category/pin-stadium/

Check out the LE Insider Access as there is truly a bunch secret information not available to the public: https://www.thisweekinpinball.com/category/le-access/

Congrats Derek!!! Supporting Jeff at TWIP does have major advantages and you be enter by following this link:

https://www.patreon.com/join/TWIP?

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Here a great example of why the Munsters Premium is a popular machine for the Pin Stadiums or Fusions. The playfield benefits dramatically from the GI illumination and you can even add some color to the Black & White playfield. In this picture the settings in the app are set to Green(100%) and about White at 53% brightness. This gives you that eerie look but excellent playfield/ball/artwork visibility.

Note: The “Before” has a some exterior and ambient lighting in the room but without “any” lighting in the room it’s even more of a dramatic change (major!).

You will notice that the dark spots in the “After” go away and are replaced with a nice Munsters Green from the Pin Stadiums. You can even run the warm white lights with no color (set slider below the color wheel to 0% brightness) if you still would like the B&W playfield to look factory with no color accents.

So many easy to use options in the Pin Stadium app to dial the lights into exactly how you would like!
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Here are the settings I described.

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Here are examples of the power of the Fusion’s flashers on Iron Maiden.

The flashers are synced and controlled by your pinball machine and in combination with the Pin Stadium’s GI illumination of the playfield (which is built into the Fusions). The result is brilliant synchronized colored events for a dazzling light show.

Remember that you can pick any color in the color wheel shown above and at any brightness level. Imagine not just red, blue, green, or the popular diamond white special LEDs on the Fusion light bars but you can do turquoise, gold, pink, yellow etc.

The possibilities are truly endless and it makes your playfield pop like no other. The best thing is that your machine still looks stock with the factory stealth light bars. But the visual results are show stoppers for sure.

Here is a nice powerful ruby red flasher for example on the Sarcophagus lock. Wow!!

I totally agree with you and excellent points for sure as it would be like asking someone to watch Star Wars with you and then you pull out a slideshow of the Deathstar blowing up

I have updated the post to show them in action on Iron Maiden to more accurately represent them in their true light.

There are a lot of machines now with Fusions installed and I have had several customers that did not realize they could easily change the colors of the flashers. Many were happy with the default ones that I had programmed but those are just to get you started.

Look at it like this, the regular Pin Stadiums come with the cycling multi-color rotating of the LED colors with the intent that you will adjust and dial them in with the app to the brightness and color settings of your choice. Once you do it’s makes the playfield come alive as it should!!

Fusions are similarly that way. Yes they work great and it’s not test colors cycling like the Pin Stadiums, but there is a HUGE world to be discovered with adjusting them in the app. It’s astounding what even just one of the 4 flashers on Fusion properly adjust can do to completely transform your machine’s light show. Here are the simple steps to change them. Let me know if you have any questions. Have fun and explore. You will be glad you did. Promise!!

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Wow thanks for posting this up. Nice looking Twilight Zone and I really love the settings you used in the app for that. What did you use? Can you share a screenshot?

I am awaiting arrival of the LE to test but from watching the video this looks to be the best spot for one of them: https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/new-pin-stadium-lights-official-announcement/page/87#post-4977154

Here is the link to the Black Knight LE manual: https://sternpinball.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/BlackKnight_LE_Pre_web.pdf

I circled the known flasher locations in Red (160-172). The Green ones are the Flail Flashers (174-178) and those are a bit of an unknown until I see how those work exactly and how often they go off. Maybe some cool potential there with the Fusions too!

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Thanks for the information and screenshot of the settings in the app. This will be really helpful for other Twilight Zone (TZ) owners who install the Pin Stadiums. I like the deep space blue color you have!! Thanks

Yes a lot of customers have installed them in NGG even with mirror blades. and it looks like the mirror blades are making that clearance more snug in that area m. I can’t quite tell from the pic but is that mirror blade completely flush on the cabinet or is there a little play (gap) in there? Most of them don’t sit 100% flush on the machine and I recommend using some very thin double sided tape in between if you have any clearance.

The kind that you see that they use in the window leak film kits you get at the hardware store work great since it is thing and very sticky. I use that on the topside of all my mirror blades so they sit flush on the machine. Slide the tape straight down in between any small gaps.

That should help but regardless to get the Pin Stadiums to clear in that section, just slide them directly down versus coming in from the center of the playfield when you mount them. It’s okay if the light bars rests right on top of something. Let me know how it goes and shoot me an email at [email protected] so I can help and respond quicker.

Okay got it now thanks for the details. The Invisi-Shield is designed so that it will conform around objects so in that scenario simply fold it inward and that will work perfect.

It will then naturally contour past it and then realign at the edge light bar once it has passed that object.

Yes we will have a booth there at Pintastic.

I’m sure we can find a way lol!! Cash always works too

That’s great news and I look forward to having your WOZ at our booth now too!!

That's HUGE!!!! Excellent example of them on NGG, nice! Thank you for your support of the product and your order also

I am glad to see you got it all mounted and yes you did it the correct way also. Magna-Mount first!

Oktoberfest machines are now arriving into collector’s and operator’s hands. For the UV+Glow flasher connection I recommend the shaker motor for this machine. Wait until you see some of these Before & After pics of Oktoberfest!!! Major results....