I'll be listing one of those soon. Not getting warm fuzzies that itll sell for much tbh. We'll see. I still need to shop it.

I see one everyday day

Coffee-Mat question: Does your center kicker hole plastic insert say "WICO Big Top" on it?

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The foxy lady is the most popular cocktail pinball machine to be found in Europe. This is the third that I restore, always with the same pleasure. I love this game, its wheel, its 4-tone chime, simple and effective.

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How many of yours have physical chime boxes? I've got one here with chimes and one with a digital sound board.

All three have it...I never asked myself the question, because for me all the foxy lady pinball machines work with the original chime boxes, I didn't know it could work with a digital sound board. Amazing, it's a discovery.

So suddenly, thinking about it, the reverse should work...is it possible to make a star trip work with a chime boxes?

That was going to be my plan... lol

I would like you to tell me how to do it, I will be interested in doing the same thing on my star trip, swap the sound board with the chime unit. Is it complicated to do?

Or could just a playfield swap work between a foxy lady with chime unit and a star trip with sound board?
That is to say, on one side install the star trip playfield in the cabinet with the chime unit, and on the other side install the Foxy lady playfield in the cabinet with the sound board. Is it as simple as that or are there special connections to be made?

I'll know more in the coming weeks. Hopefully it warms up and I'll feel more like being out in my shop. Finishing shop jobs on the two star trips and the foxy lady here will be priority #1. Then I'll mess around with trying to swap the chime box around.