Anyone made any nice apron cards?

Not quite so easy, half of the flashers are SMD type on boards, for example the 2 red outlane flashers, the large white lightning flash insert below slimer, Gozer insert and the left scoop flasher, few others too.

Agreed. I have the pro and the video mode is just annoying. I like video modes normally but this one does seem pointless...which is how you end up if you keep guessing. At least you can just cash in straight away if you want to but surely they can do better than this?

I find the right ramp extremely difficult to hit on purpose, clearly I need to get better. Left orbit isn't too easy either.

One small issue I've had happen a few times is a ball falling into the storage facilty scoop from the ramp above lips out and heads for the center drain, its as if the scoop is too shallow ( it is pretty shallow ). Maybe its because my machine is too steep? Its at 7.7 degrees ( I didn't set it that way on purpose but when measure thats how it is. How steep do others have theirs set?

Have you not seen Sterns new line in sunglasses? . Seriously though I like a nice bright game but there are times on my GB I just wish for the flashing to stop so I can find the ball. The lightning flash has pcb mounted LED flashers under a clear insert, not sure that was a good idea.

Yes I've been thinking that too, most games the best you can hope for is storage multiball. It takes an exceptional game to get to any of the others. That said it doesn't stop the machine being very enjoyable.

Whats the latest thinking on how the negative reinforcement game works? someone said pick star or bacon but that doesn't seem reliable to me, is it just random?

Isn't that when you hit both flipper buttons to prematurely end any animation that's running and give you the damn ball back? . That's what I assumed it meant anyway.

Thats the new timer sound for river of slime and proton pack, its awful.

You should have no problem getting a premium Neil, Pinball heaven is the place to get your new machines here in the uk. I got my pro from them a few weeks ago.

https://pinball.co.uk/shop/pinball-machines-for-sale-new-used-fully-refurbished/stern-ghostbusters-pinball-machine-pro-premium-limited-edition/

I agree about the right ramp being a waste of time on the pro, I can hit it maybe 1 in 10 attempts, its barely wider than the ball. For those saying ' yes but its really satisfying when you hit it ' ...that really is no answer, of course its really satisfying when you hit it because you fail so many other times. Would it be satisfying to hit it if it was only a 1 in 100 attempts shot? Of course it would but would it just be a waste of space on the playfield the rest of the time? Damn right. Do I need to get better at pinball? Of course I do, but as others have pointed out GB is a really fun theme but some of the shots will only ever be hit accidentally by casual players.

I don't even notice the wider flipper gap, sure I can see it but its not an issue to me. I fixed the outlane jumpovers on day 1 very carefully with a hammer and a pin punch, very easy fix. Drop targets drop every time after adding tension to their springs. After those fixes and playing for a few weeks to get dialed in to the shots I wouldn't say its overly hard machine, my average score has crept up and up. I just can't get dialed into that right ramp.

Unless you have little T-Rex arms it really isn't a problem. Mine is in a lineup and I'm of average height at best, still easy to reach.

I've questioned the use of the 3 rollover switches on the main ramp on the pro, If you set them too low they don't register a well hit ball up the left ramp, too high and a ball hit up the right ramp can get caught on them if the ball slows down and changes direction in just the wrong spot. I spent a lot of time adjusting them when I first got my machine, I have given up now and just accept a 90% success rate with left ramp shots and the odd stuck ball going the other way from the right ramp. Why didn't they just use optos? there's optos everywhere on Star Trek.

How strong is the centre post supporting plastic of the pbl kit? I wouldn't have thought it would last very long with balls hitting it at full speed.

The ball likes to stay up there between the pops and the Gozer target on my pro but for about 10 seconds max, nothing like that. Carry on like that and you will be melting coils.

Re-aligning the flippers to the inlane guides was a day 1 alteration for me, the gap doesn't bother me but the droopy alignment does. Same with TWD. The only problem is when you have to play another machine in a comp with the original alignment you pretty much have no chance unless you can get plenty of practice on it first. That happened to me recently on a JM, mine were aligned with the inlanes but the comp machine had droopy flippers, I couldn't hit anything.