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I am trying to find out anything about Playmatic pinball machines and how good they are made to the other brands. I have located an EM made by them and thought about offering an amount. I have heard talk about how bad Chicago Coin is from some of you and wondered is Playmatic is any better? 
That Playmatic Harem looks great! 
Just wanted to say that a few years ago I saw a pickup truck with plywood and some other boards drop the load on the street as they gave it to much gas. Glad everything worked out and hope to see more purchases go this great for you.
Quoted from Tuukka:Nothing very bad but you need to learn a little Spanish to read the documentation.
Just how many languages do you speak? It's funny there were no English or Finnish translations for the documentation.
Quoted from djreddog:Love my Playmatic Conquest. It’s been rock solid for the 4 years I have owned it with the only issues being replacing 2 faulty switches. [quoted image][quoted image][quoted image][quoted image]
I've seen a couple of these Conquest 200 as it seems to be one that has survived the years. Looks great and just wish I could have played one when they first came out.
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