I have to say that after seeing an F-14 Tomcat with LEDs, I was concerned that the results might be overpowering. We got the CoinTaker LED kit, and the only minuses were that the kit calls for an orange light on Extra Ball (which is red) and that one of the green bulbs was a dud. The process was easy-peasey, and now we are a lot more confident about doing more mechanical stuff to the machine when the need does arise.

VERY happy.

Besides... I was too squeeeeeeee to hold the camera steady!

I do have a good HD camcorder, will see what I can do, I should try.

Now boys... don't make me pull this car over!

I tried video and pics with my iPhone last night, and naturally that wasn't worth doing. At the very least, I'll have to remove the glass because the reflection is pretty strong (which in some ways could be considered a negative for LED, the lights in the back box are much brighter now, and in the dark that means a stronger reflection).

I mainly just posted for anyone with a Shadow considering doing an LED conversion, that it gets at least a thumbs-up from my husband and me. A few descriptors:

- The blue lights used near the bottom make the "city at night" concept really pop. I barely noticed it before.
- The deep red hues on the scarf look AMAZING
- The brighter lights make the different modes (Berrylium Sphere, Vengeance, Farley Claymore, etc.) much nicer. We could barely see them before. I have seen videos where people did these with purple lights, I think, and I like plain white MUCH better
- I was jumping up and down when the lights all went crazy for multiball, it is far more exciting visually

Those are the main things I can think of. I'll play with the camcorder this weekend, and if I can get a good result, I'll post it. I thought this guy's video had a pretty good visual on what Spider-Man looks like with LED, but in general, yeah, it's almost not worth attempting because there's no substitute for seeing it in person.