No, because Pinstadiums can be mounted to games from any era or manufacturer. And because they offer basic Pinstadiums, Fusions (Pinstadiums with multiple flasher connections), optional Hover mounts, optional Invisi-shields, and the upcoming optional Blur, there could still be several Pinstadium ads for virtually each and every pin in the Pinside database. Even a lot of the proponents of adding Pinstadiums think this is just too much advertising.

But excessively colored GI is done by individual pin owners. There is no vendor to either like or hate as with Pinstadiums.

I think full brightness reduces the effectiveness of a game's light show. I slowly dial up my Pinstadiums until the playfield artwork starts to show up better then I stop and set it there, leaving room for the game's flashers to still stand out. I like the product, but do not like the Pinstadium advertising overload. I am okay with what Scott posts in the one Pinstadium thread, though, since he is mostly responding to people's questions on where to connect in certain games or announcing updates and additions to his products there. If you don't like his products you don't have to even look in that thread.

I was a late convert to LEDs in my games. I liked the incandescents fine in my WMS games until I bought a newer Stern that came with LEDs and it made all the games around it look dim in comparison.

I'm on it!

Nice pun. Nobody can hold a candle to you, eh?

You're too late. JayDee already trademarked his pinball pimp product as the PinCandlea-Bra.

Or limited to the technology at the time. The great WMS games of the '90s would come with LEDs if they were made today.
In fact, the remakes do.

So not the same thing. You are the one who is coming off badly by the insulting nature of your incessant posts on this.

Now that would be the equivalent thing.

Do you make a lighting product that competes with Pinstadiums? If not, then since Scott can assist customers in hooking up Pinstadiums to just about any type of electrical pinball machine he should be able to supply a kit that would connect to and work with your homebrew game. Since you would be the only potential customer and you are clearly not interested in Scott's products this will never lead to a Pinstadium sale. But I see no real harm being done to you.

Anyone offering a product that will work on or with someone else's product does not mean the original person is endorsing anything.

Just like I said.