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Nothing is cheap where pinball is concerned. When I bought my T2 (great machine!!!) it appeared everything was working. Three months and $1,500AUD later, everything works (DMD, bulbs, speakers, parts etc.). Any time you move it, or open the play field, the gremlins are released and something screws up. Truth is, It’s a labour of love and very rewarding. Beware of cheap. Good luck!
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