Quoted from Skyemont:

This game is sick. Holy shit. I love it. Beautiful and plays great right out of the box. All connections to the topper are there as well. Only small issue is the spring to the plunger is to weak. It won’t even make it past the gate. I can switch out the but the ones I have are too powerful so the skill shot is to hard to make. Other than that, I’m loving it. See ya later. Going back to learn new stuff.
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Quoted from zaphX:

Off the plunge?

It craclks me up when someone is willing to drop 10k+ on a pin, then is completely outraged about a 50 cent rubber.
Just buy Titans. Have them on hand. Replace them when they need to be.
Really a petty thing to bitch about IMO.

Quoted from zaphX:

I mean...they even threw in spares in the coin box.

Quoted from zaphX:

It keeps the game from being unplayable while you wait for new ones to land.

Quoted from Animal:

Where did you hear this?

Quoted from punkin:

All my friends are important.

Quoted from deejaypee:

I played Houdini for the first time this past week. Just had enough cash for a few games, but I was totally intrigued. I think people spend their time hating on games because it assuages their FOMO since no one can have all the games, and they want to feel more confidently better about the ones they have?
For my part, I love pinball because it’s so easy to see what a labor of love every one of these machines has been for someone, so I honestly have a hard time disliking/hating almost any game. Did they get everything right? Did they miss some opportunities? No, yes, but they worked their butts off and made something worthwhile, and it doesn’t take much time with a game before you begin to see what they were after and appreciate it.
Snap, forgot this was a GNR forum—let me say that the game is a week and a half old in my house and seems to be actively beating the crap out of me… but I got 22m today and all is forgiven.

Quoted from Vespula:

Any videos around of it in action? You're selling it but it's your static picture with a big metal frame to hold 4 little spotlights that makes it look blah. Don't get me wrong, It's still cool, but I'm just not reaching for the "buy it now" button based on what I've seen this far.
P.s. I added to my statement. The comment about the servos stays the same which is the part of my post you quoted.

Quoted from PinMonk:

Did you check the connector plug under the PF for the wires that go to the spinner opto?

Quoted from frobozz:

Any chance the two hotrail connectors got swapped at the controller board under the playfield? The left one doesn't have as many LEDs so if the right hotrail were plugged into the left connector, it might behave like that.

Quoted from frobozz:

Any chance the two hotrail connectors got swapped at the controller board under the playfield? The left one doesn't have as many LEDs so if the right hotrail were plugged into the left connector, it might behave like that.

Quoted from HarryReimer:

My left orbit spinner is not working does not register in the switch matrix test… any advice?

Quoted from screaminr:

Your videos aren't working .
I'm hoping to see it in person soon .
Great to see you're really happy with it .
Man , that is a tight fit under your ceiling .

Quoted from Flipper_Ripper:

Man love the tour poster art. Where did you get it come?

Quoted from holminone:

To all of you with subwoofer and stock tweeter audio (a combo I love). The pinnovators Tap and RCA input is a godsend. Was getting ground feedback on the speaker level input into my KEF KUBE subwoofer and installed the pinnovators connection last night. Several awesome things happened.
No noise and auto on off on the sub works perfectly (expected this outcome)
Signal strength or efficiency is significantly better (was able to dial down the volume on the sub)
The sound was way more pure and allowed me to fine tune the crossover much better (had to be lowered a bit (maybe 72ish)???
Net is from the top end to deep low end I’m perfectly blended and could not be happier. Can feel the bass in the chest a but it isn’t boomy and muddy-ing the sound (wasn’t earlier either).
Another cool thing is I’m using the wireless input on the kef kube for my home theater (Audessy room corrected) so my sub is serving two great purposes!

Quoted from frobozz:

It's a light spring, like on TZ, for making the skill shot. If it won't even reach the target at the back of the lane, then something else is wrong. Is the plunger tip hitting the autoplunger arm as it passes by because the plunger is bolted into the cabinet too high? Is yours a CE that shipped with the wrong (too long) barrel spring (the outside one)?

Quoted from Vespula:

So my LE is delivering Wednesday!
Got a call from JJP on NOV 2nd that my pin was getting ready to ship, and shipped it last Tuesday Nov 9th to the local trucking company.
I scheduled some vacation time off starting this week on Thursday & Friday plus all next week with the holiday.
Hoping the pin would deliver sometime during this time...
Got a call 10 minutes ago from the trucking company they are delivering this Wednesday.
Just shy of 11 months from order date and the day before my scheduled time off.

Quoted from JPKnapp:

Thinking of buying but this forum has me concerned. I've never bought a new pin, so forgive the naivety, but is this level of "I'm fixing/ adjusting/ replacing normal?"
Also, if I was to buy one 2nd hand, is there a manufacturers warranty that transfers or is it only original owner warranty?
Thanks all.

Quoted from PinWoofer:

Hey Guys! I checked with Agima2000 and he approved printing some of these free of charge for disty to PinSider's. So, I printed some overnight. They are printed with PLA so there's no guarantee they will be strong enough to last the lifetime of the playfield, but free is free and who knows.
I'll send a few to Vespula, but is there a volunteer to take these off my hands and give them out? Thanks!
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Quoted from PinMonk:

That's why I said to use a pinball. PinGuy app has been shown to be wrong pretty often.
Stick a pinball on the glass where it meets the lockdown bar, right above the action button and see if it moves. If the machine really is perfectly level, it will not move from the center. This is pretty close to foolproof and much more accurate for left to right level than the pinguy app.

Quoted from glpinball:

Record stickers just showed up. Now I won't feel bad poking a hole in mine to level the record.
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Quoted from PinMonk:

Email barry at JJP (bengler AT jerseyjackpinball.com) with your serial number and tell him you bought a NIB jjGnR want to be on the list for a spare playfield. He should email you back a confirmation that you are on the list. Then you will be contacted when they are done building GnR (likely Summer) to sell you the spare PF for $500.

Quoted from twinturb089:

Me too. I just started collecting again after 10 years. Bought a woz 3 months ago and now this……..
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Quoted from PanzerFreak:

I don't get it. What happened to releasing software updates at JJP? Stern is cranking them out and then crickets from JJP. I was at a pinball league this past weekend and myself and the other 3 GNR owners all said this game desperately needs score balancing, additional mode polish, etc. There's a reason GNR has been taking a hit on the used market lately and a big part of that is code related. Please listen to your customers JJP.
Hopefully this latest public GNR code update is a game changer as it needs to be. JJP still has some of the best programmers in pinball and I know they can deliver great code work as many of their past games (especially WOZ and Hobbit) have already proved that.

Quoted from thechakapakuni2:

It’s been a long time.
And agreed, JJP Guns isn’t a pin you walk up and flip a couple games and you’re killing it. Instead it’s killing you the first 3 or 4 games. That’s why I haven’t got started again, I need a good 3 hour window. I have other pins that you can flip straight out the first game, so I’m glad one sets a high challenge bar. It took me several years to get eternal life on Indy and only got the Billion bonus legitly once. Worth the challenge. I still think the strategies are still being figured out on this pin. So if you’re casually trying to enjoy this pin in a noisy bar it will be a different experience than an empty bar or home play.
Now where’s my Scorbit password?
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Quoted from iamabearsfan:

I am still struggling with the price of this board. Is it just me, or is this on the very high side for what it is?

Quoted from thechakapakuni2:

You’re Pinball Life’s Salesman of the Month. It was like Kryptonite and had to buy one as well. Goodbye $400
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Quoted from MikeS:

I'd say these are a step below GF. Really close to Toy Story feel. TS and GF (and GNR now) have the same board and coils but for some reason GF flippers just feel a little bit better.

Quoted from Jaygee77:

Apologies if I missed this up the chain, but how "technical" is the install? Is it just plugging/unplugging things? Does it involve soldering? I'm brand new at this stuff so the work factors in just as much as the cost does for me

Quoted from altan:

The more I play with the stronger flipper solution, the more I’m amazed. I’m probably going to turn down the right flipper a bit. As it stands, 90% of the shots from right flipper up the left ramp go to the guitar lock.
Probably want to require a bit more finesse on that
lol. Good problem to have.
I’ve been a defender of JJP flippers in the past, but cannot deny I don’t want to go back.