Fun Park. Real bells.

Hokus Pokus- Three ripable spinners with Bally chimes.

Nope. They aren't recorded. They are live.

You don't hear the clicking when the are hooked up to chimes, or better yet bells.

It's out of tune then

(see what I did there)

A properly working chime or bell system should have no trouble keeping up with the score reels. Sometimes it is something as simple as the plunger sticking to the rubber or beer seal it rests on or a bad plunger itself. Freshly rebuilt with all that attended too means the problem is elsewhere. Maybe a switch out of adjustment on the corresponding relay.

When I had a Grand Prix, that chime ringing kept on going long after the machine was turned off.

And Williams bells are much louder than Gottliebs. Ask me how I know...

Wait until you get one of those old 50 volt Williams with the bells. Those things can wake the dead.

You must be playing too fast then. Otherwise I don't what to tell you. My Williams Grand Prix never had that problem once I went thru it. And we ripped those spinners hard.

That Williams Coquette I picked up last week I believe was the last 50 volt EM from them. They used 50 volt all the way back to the 40s as best I can tell. The only problem I run across is when somebody has changed coils and not know what they are doing. Sometimes I find Gottlieb coils in them and that is a recipe for disaster as all theirs were 24volt.

I never counted. But the Grand Prix and Hokus Pokus spun like crazy and never missed a beat. Bally liked it's 50 volt system too.

I'm down to one EM spinner game now. Fun park. And they don't spin as fast as some of those 70s games, but are very rewarding when you hit them.

Speaking of Bally, my Skateball and Flash Gordon have some nice spinners.