Has anyone ever had a problem where a flipper doesn’t quite sound right? On my revenge from mars the right flipper has a dull/deeper sound while the left flipper sounds correct. I’ve noticed this ever since I got the machine. I decided to replace the entire assembly. The only thing I did not replace was the EOS switches because they seem fine. Even after rebuilding both flippers, I stil notice a difference in sound. I’m really confused on why this could be happening. I’m not noticing any power loss and they both seem equally snappy. The EOS switches are adjusted to close at the exact same stroke as each other. Any ideas? Thanks Revenge From Mars

Hey yes the base is screwed tight to the playfield on both sides. And the bushings are aligned in the playfield holes about the exact same on each side. I’m really confused about this. I spent ALOT of time trying to figure out the cause but I’m stumped.

Has anyone ever experienced the same thing? It doesn’t make any sense to me. The entire flipper assembly is rebuilt with new parts, also new cabinet button switches. I used a gauge on both sides to set the the gap between the flipper and bushing. The left side sounds higher pitched, and the right side just sounds dull. Thanks

I bet you’re right. That seems like the only possible cause.

Glad to hear its not unheard of. I’m always a little bit OCD over little things like that. besides the sound difference there’s no other issues. I’ll learn to ignore it!

Hi, no. the difference in sound between the two flippers doesn’t change with the playfield up.

Everything in the assembly is brand new. When I first got the machine it was the same way.