My wife is going to be soooo happy if I tell her that now I'm thinking about adding onto my SoF before I've even shopped it out lol.

Does everyone's pinball have the same amount of wear where the ball falls off the upper playfield. Mine was in pretty rough shape when I got it, but I think that's the only thing I can fix back up.

I wonder if it's possible to attach a shaker motor in so that when you complete the drop targets, it rocks the machine with the music. I've got a trashed Sega Cut the Cheese at the arcade, and I may steal the shaker out of it. I'm guessing a small circuit from the drop targets, something like a series of AND gates to a one shot timer to the motor enable, would work.

Granted, this came at the glorious hour before you know your alarm is about to go off...

Actually is may take more than a simple logic circuit because the drop targets reset once hit. Maybe using a microcontroller to keep track of the targets, and if the ball has hit the trough yet. Yeah, I'm not getting anything done today at the arcade lol.

_{Post edited by travisbmartin : On second thought...}