What really is considered a wedgehead? From what I can gather is they are older pinballs.
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The shape of the head is the shape of a wedge. Only single players from the 1960's to late 70's. Gottlieb and Chicago Coin had a few. Williams had inverted wedge heads.
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Quoted from ibuypinballs:The shape of the head is the shape of a wedge. Only single players from the 1960's to late 70's. Gottlieb and Chicago Coin had a few. Williams had inverted wedge heads.
With some exceptions.
20190812_105507_resized (resized).jpgf6b6004060065004c3a12e82bd80c2772a51d4a9 (resized).jpgQuoted from pinaholic:The same reason a reverse wedgehead is called a reverse wedgehead like my Wing Ding. I want to place mine between Atlantis and either Dimension or Astro
When you come down to it, they're both wedgeheads. Which one is reverse or inverted? Who's to say?
Quoted from JethroP:They call them wedgeheads because they are square shaped (not).[quoted image]
That's a wing nut!
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