Agree on the stock audio; its thin and lacks presence but there is actually some wonderful bass content in the track itself. However, it goes unrealized due to the lack of amplification provided by the system.

One of the goals of our new GT amplifier was to add tone controls (bass/cut/treble) not only for the 90's and 00's titles, but also for the JJP's. I did a write-up detailing my take on JJP's setup and what we offer if you are interested in reading about it:

https://pinwoofer.com/blog/pinwoofer-jersey-jack-audio-overview/

Here is where we advise running Wonka with the PinWoofer GT system (depending on volume, I like to change up the Bass Freq / cutoff as pictured):

https://pinwoofer.com/blog/pinwoofer-jersey-jack-pinball-willy-wonka-and-the-chocolate-factory-amplifier-settings/

Thanks

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Great to see some feedback dergroover ! The Wonka track is eclectic having wonderfully mastered orchestral passages, combined with low quality 1970's Gene Wilder sound bites from the movie. The expander board electronics were a real challenge because of this but the outcome is the improvement in the mids that you are now hearing. There's no denying that the PinWoofer system is in play the moment you plunge the ball - I'm sure you know what I'm talking about!

Below are the recommended settings for the menu and the PinWoofer amp - I think this will be helpful dergroover :

https://pinwoofer.com/blog/pinwoofer-jersey-jack-pinball-willy-wonka-and-the-chocolate-factory-amplifier-settings/

Thank you!

-Dan