Quoted from deejaypee:

You’re like my enthusiastic stepbrother, Vesp. And I’m not sure what it means, Val Kilmer said it in a western of some descript in the 90’s, but I’m your Huckleberry!

Quoted from deejaypee:

You’re like my enthusiastic stepbrother, Vesp. And I’m not sure what it means, Val Kilmer said it in a western of some descript in the 90’s, but I’m your Huckleberry!

Quoted from etr104:

When starting a song, is there any advantage / disadvantage to just accepting and playing the song that they give you rather than pressing the action button to pick a song of your own choice? I know obviously some songs are easier and some are more difficult, but with all other things equal, is it best to just play the song that the game gives you?

Quoted from etr104:

When starting a song, is there any advantage / disadvantage to just accepting and playing the song that they give you rather than pressing the action button to pick a song of your own choice? I know obviously some songs are easier and some are more difficult, but with all other things equal, is it best to just play the song that the game gives you?

Quoted from Vespula:

Yes, a work of art for sure.. you'll have to flash a couple G's if you want to drop the top.

Quoted from allsportdvd:

Supposedly the song value is 15 points higher if you stick with the selected song. I haven't see proof of this though as you don't see your song value until it starts

Quoted from Riffbear:

I did read somewhere (could be in the deep dive rule tutorial) that choosing a new song will lessen your score and its best to play out the song that is already selected for you.

Quoted from hawkmoon77:Some spiffy miniatures and a custom bracket and it is much improved.

Quoted from pacman11:

Speakers definitely need to be upgraded on this game. Any suggestions on speakers?

Quoted from screaminr:

I finally ordered a Pinwoofer kit last night .
I messaged Dan last night and he got back to me almost instantly . He answered all my questions and made the ordering process so easy .
I can't say what the kit sounds like but the customer service has been exceptional .

Quoted from Vespula:

That's the name of Val's memoir.
But what did “I'm your huckleberry mean?” In the Old West being a huckleberry meant you were game, up for anything. It also meant that you were the one to bring trouble to your opponent. According to Urbandictionary.com “I'm your huckleberry” is the rough equivalent of saying “I'm the man you're looking for.”

Quoted from punkin:

You won't be sorry. Great bit of kit from an exceptional guy.
Don'tTellThemFuckersIMadeAnotherPositivePostPunkin

Quoted from DeathHimself:

Wasn't it " I'll be your huckle bearer" that was said to Ringo?
Huckle meaning the carrying handle on the coffin , and Bearer well meaning one of the men who will carry him.

Quoted from deejaypee:

Now they’ll just say you’re a shill, these people are impossible to please. Actually, your being part of the chorus on the pinwoofer upgrade helped push me over the edge. You and everyone else on this shill of a thread.
Dan is amazing. I bought my kit secondhand (had never been installed) and the original owner didn’t get the memo that he was one of the very few who got a kit with tweeter brackets that didn’t fit with the back glass. Dan looked up the serial and is presently sending me fitting tweeters, didn’t care that I was a secondary buyer. I’ll get to finally hear it properly by Thursday! Dan is amazing.

Quoted from thechakapakuni:

He said “I’ll be your Huckleberry” as in a cartoon about a blue hobo hound. That’s why Doc gets TB and sweats a lot like a dog (even tho dogs don’t sweat)
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Quoted from punkin:

They wouldn't be wrong, i have been shilling for Pinwoofer as i believe in the product and the service. I truly believe that the product improves games to at LEAST the value of the cost and that new owners will be totally happy with the kit.
pinstadium, on the other hand, has almost equally as good service, but the product is not in the same order.

Quoted from punkin:

I don't need more lights in my GnR.
I did in my Deadpool when i got it, but sling spots and trough lights would have sufficed.

Quoted from etr104:

Well, 94 games in the books now on my game. I think I've solved a couple issues but not all.
First of all, playfield looks great so far, no hint of pooling or any other problems yet, so that's good.
I found the autolaunch to be weak, and occasionally taking two tries to launch a ball out. I was able to raise this by just one increment in the coil settings and now it seems perfect.
I found that I was getting a lot of weak flips right into the out lanes and that the left ramp was real hard to get to. I raised the flipper power by one increment in the coil settings and now the game plays much better.
As of right now though, my biggest issue is the center scoop! After about 70 or so games, my center scoop was firing balls SDTM. As suggested in the thread, I slightly loosened the 2 screws holding the center scoop in, then twisted it as far to the left as I could (there was a bit of play so I was able to turn it enough. Re-tightened and it was fantastic. However put 24 more games in the book and the scoop is once again firing the balls SDTM. I know one person in here suggested tilting up the scoop with a washer or two underneath but I don't quite have the dexterity to do that without removing the upper playfield (which I think is beyond my novice abilities, at least for now, maybe I'll build up more confidence).
So basically, I was able to correct the problem, only for the problem to be back within 24 games. Why is the scoop working it's way over like that? Would you suggest lowering the power of the scoop so that it doesn't work it's way out of alignment? I don't know, but I can't be removing my glass after every 25 games, there has to be a more long lasting fix.
Has anybody ever contact JJP Support about this issue? What have they said?

Quoted from Lounge:

Add two washers to each screw on the left side of the scoop as you’re looking at it with the playfield up. Fixed mine this way - center of the left flipper every time now.

Quoted from etr104:

Well, 94 games in the books now on my game. I think I've solved a couple issues but not all.
First of all, playfield looks great so far, no hint of pooling or any other problems yet, so that's good.
I found the autolaunch to be weak, and occasionally taking two tries to launch a ball out. I was able to raise this by just one increment in the coil settings and now it seems perfect.
I found that I was getting a lot of weak flips right into the out lanes and that the left ramp was real hard to get to. I raised the flipper power by one increment in the coil settings and now the game plays much better.
As of right now though, my biggest issue is the center scoop! After about 70 or so games, my center scoop was firing balls SDTM. As suggested in the thread, I slightly loosened the 2 screws holding the center scoop in, then twisted it as far to the left as I could (there was a bit of play so I was able to turn it enough. Re-tightened and it was fantastic. However put 24 more games in the book and the scoop is once again firing the balls SDTM. I know one person in here suggested tilting up the scoop with a washer or two underneath but I don't quite have the dexterity to do that without removing the upper playfield (which I think is beyond my novice abilities, at least for now, maybe I'll build up more confidence).
So basically, I was able to correct the problem, only for the problem to be back within 24 games. Why is the scoop working it's way over like that? Would you suggest lowering the power of the scoop so that it doesn't work it's way out of alignment? I don't know, but I can't be removing my glass after every 25 games, there has to be a more long lasting fix.
Has anybody ever contact JJP Support about this issue? What have they said?

Quoted from Lounge:

Add two washers to each screw on the left side of the scoop as you’re looking at it with the playfield up. Fixed mine this way - center of the left flipper every time now.

Quoted from Rolls-Royce:

I recommend PinMonk "Guns N’ Roses Airball Drain Barrier" 100%!
The shipment to Canada was very fast, carefully packed and in a very solid box. This is a must buy in my opinion, so I thank you for making this Vireland.
(I got it a few days ago but I was waiting for some rubbers to do full maintenance
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Quoted from thechakapakuni:

Is that on the market page or a DM to PinMonk

Quoted from Lounge:

Add two washers to each screw on the left side of the scoop as you’re looking at it with the playfield up. Fixed mine this way - center of the left flipper every time now.

Quoted from Rolls-Royce:

I recommend PinMonk "Guns N’ Roses Airball Drain Barrier" 100%!
The shipment to Canada was very fast, carefully packed and in a very solid box. This is a must buy in my opinion, so I thank you for making this Vireland.
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Quoted from thechakapakuni:

Is that on the market page or a DM to PinMonk

Quoted from etr104:

Appreciate the reply. So these washers go under the playfield? I lifted mine up just now and took a picture of the bottom of the scoop. So in this picture, it's the screw in the upper left and lower left of this view that need additional washers? Also note that there appears to be a screw missing from the upper right. What size screw/washer should be here, the center scoop assembly does not appear to be in the manual for some reason.[quoted image]

Quoted from dug:

I’m having a hard time following…
Add the washers on the underside of the playfield?
Can you provide a pic?

Quoted from etr104:

Appreciate the reply. So these washers go under the playfield? So in this picture, it's the screw in the upper left and lower left of this view that need additional washers?

Quoted from deejaypee:

Are you saying it can be loosened from underneath?

Quoted from deejaypee:

Wait, I think I’ve been stupid. Someone said something about being able to loosen/shift the scoop without removing the upper pf before, and I couldn’t find a way to get a driver in there, but I was only looking from the top of the playfield. I figured I just couldn’t find the right tool. Are you saying it can be loosened from underneath? It’s been a long time since I did all that (while I was installing cliffys) but I didn’t catch that that might be possible. Or am I reading wrong because it’s past my bedtime perhaps?

Quoted from Lounge:

I literally just left on a business trip last night so no pics. But, yes - washers on the underside of the PF.
Remove the 4 screws that hold the scoop to the underside of the PF and add two washers to each screw to both screws on the left hand side (between the playfield and the mech) so that the scoop is ever so slightly canted to the left and it will move the eject farther up on the left flipper.

Quoted from PinballGalore:

Since day one, My lockdown bar sits well in position yet the lock latch underneath, has some obstruction that won’t allow it to move back into locked position (pushed all the way to the right). This way, it interferes with the coin mech from the inside.
What’s the solution? I’ve tried playing with the 2 screws on the bar but didn’t notice it did much.

Quoted from etr104:

Well, 94 games in the books now on my game. I think I've solved a couple issues but not all.
First of all, playfield looks great so far, no hint of pooling or any other problems yet, so that's good.
I found the autolaunch to be weak, and occasionally taking two tries to launch a ball out. I was able to raise this by just one increment in the coil settings and now it seems perfect.
I found that I was getting a lot of weak flips right into the out lanes and that the left ramp was real hard to get to. I raised the flipper power by one increment in the coil settings and now the game plays much better.
As of right now though, my biggest issue is the center scoop! After about 70 or so games, my center scoop was firing balls SDTM. As suggested in the thread, I slightly loosened the 2 screws holding the center scoop in, then twisted it as far to the left as I could (there was a bit of play so I was able to turn it enough. Re-tightened and it was fantastic. However put 24 more games in the book and the scoop is once again firing the balls SDTM. I know one person in here suggested tilting up the scoop with a washer or two underneath but I don't quite have the dexterity to do that without removing the upper playfield (which I think is beyond my novice abilities, at least for now, maybe I'll build up more confidence).
So basically, I was able to correct the problem, only for the problem to be back within 24 games. Why is the scoop working it's way over like that? Would you suggest lowering the power of the scoop so that it doesn't work it's way out of alignment? I don't know, but I can't be removing my glass after every 25 games, there has to be a more long lasting fix.
Has anybody ever contact JJP Support about this issue? What have they said?

Quoted from gunstarhero:

I needed to tweak the little tabs that hang down a little bit and that solved my lock bar issues.

Quoted from screaminr:

I finally ordered a Pinwoofer kit last night .
I messaged Dan last night and he got back to me almost instantly . He answered all my questions and made the ordering process so easy .
I can't say what the kit sounds like but the customer service has been exceptional .

Quoted from dug:

Do you recall what way you bent the tabs? Mine is a pita as well to get in the locked position.
Thanks!

Quoted from gunstarhero:

I don’t man, I just fiddled with them until they worked right. They bend very easily so be a little careful but it wasn’t hard at all.

Quoted from Rolls-Royce:https://pinmonk.com/products/guns-n-roses-airball-drain-barrier …. It is worth it Chaka
Guaranteed that it will save you a few:-"Sh**!" and :-"Ohh F**k man!!"