Westchase, FL
Looks like an awesome machine with new playfield and colored DMD...
ebay.com link: Williams MEDIEVAL MADNESS Pinball Machine New playfield plastics LEDs
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Wow when retailers on ebay are dropping prices already it is going to be interesting to say the least.
bahahahahaa.
I'm finding the biggest bowl in the house, overfilling it with popcorn, getting drunk and laughing while reading all the mm stuff tonight.
Thank you PPS. You have given us so much more than just a new mm - reality pinball tv.
And yes, I have one ordered.
Quoted from misfitdart:Wow when retailers on ebay are dropping prices already it is going to be interesting to say the least.
good, most of there prices are sky high and never going to sell. maybe the 24k one will drop down also.
Quoted from Hawkeyepin:I like the one advertised for 24k on ebay. Their rationale? "NOT A REPRODUCTION"! ROFLMAO!!!!!!!!!
this is exactly what i was saying, they are going to find every excuses in the world.
the reproduction will be 100x better with shaker, brass trims, new board... new everything.
the bubble started with this pin and it's going to end with this pin! and it's about time!!!
Quoted from beatmaster:this is exactly what i was saying, they are going to find every excuses in the world.the reproduction will be 100x better with shaker, brass trims, new board... new everything.
the bubble started with this pin and it's going to end with this pin! and it's about time!!!
Amen brother...
Newcastle
Quoted from iceman44:Triple Amen
Quadruple amen!
Quoted from beatmaster:this is exactly what i was saying, they are going to find every excuses in the world.
the reproduction will be 100x better with shaker, brass trims, new board... new everything.
the bubble started with this pin and it's going to end with this pin! and it's about time!!!
Nope, the bubble didn't start with MM; the bubble started with Pinside.
Quoted from JoeGrenuk:Nope, the bubble didn't start with MM; the bubble started with Pinside.
Pinside started before the bubble started
Quoted from JoeGrenuk:Nope, the bubble didn't start with MM; the bubble started with Pinside.
And in case there is any question about the above, see the "Who bought a MMR?" thread.
It's been an hour and 60 Pinsiders are on the bandwagon.
Quoted from JoeGrenuk:Nope, the bubble didn't start with MM; the bubble started with Pinside.
You do realize that pinside has been around for a decade, right?
Is it not correct that Pinside poularity and awesomeness really started ramping up in the past 2 to 3 yrs?
And that pin prices for the more highly sought after pins have been increasing over the past 2 to 3 years?
And the interest in adding gamerooms to (or remodeling/re-arranging) family homes has been increasing noticeably in the past few years? 
Quoted from JoeGrenuk:Nope, the bubble didn't start with MM; the bubble started with Pinside.
Quoted from JoeGrenuk:And in case there is any question about the above, see the "Who bought a MMR?" thread.
Holy hell, so when I signed up 9+ years ago, the bubble was already created? Dang, didn't realize that I overpaid so much for my mint JP.
Quoted from Pinball-is-great:Is it not correct that Pinside poularity and awesomeness really started ramping up in the past 2 to 3 yrs?
And that pin prices for the more highly sought after pins have been increasing over the past 2 to 3 years?
And the interest in adding gamerooms to (or remodeling/re-arranging) family homes has been increasing noticeably in the past few years?
Yes, but I hardly think that Pinside is to blame. More like the rise in Pinside is an *effect* of the change in the market, which is driven the most by the fact that people who used to play pins in arcades want one for their homes.
There was a home game room addition craze about a dozen years ago too. The craze then was retro vids. The fad ended and the market crashed. When I got my Ms. Pac-Man, I could have sold it easily for $1400+ in minutes. Today, I'd be lucky to get $400. That craze had nothing to do with anything other than kids growing up in the 80s suddenly had money they could invest in machines for their basements, so they did. Why that market crashed, you can hypothesize about that.
The difference with the pin market so far has been that new pins were selling just as well as old ones were, which was NOT the case in the vid market.
Quoted from toyotaboy:$12,850 OBO? I'm guessing people are going to offer less
I just made an offer. It was declined. 
Quoted from Atomicboy:"look at that crappy little board compared to the original beefy and proven old boards."
Lol, that is 4175840009_748e13c882_o.jpgwhy I threw out my Macs and filled the basement with 1970 computer banks.
$2
Quoted from RTR:I just made an offer. It was declined.
Quoted from JoeGrenuk:Nope, the bubble didn't start with MM; the bubble started with Pinside.
Sorry Joe, but Pinside did not start the bubble. All pinside did was give people somewhere to go where they would not be attacked by the keyboard commandos that threaten, insult and berate people. And for some of them RGP and other sites were not a "family friendly" atmosphere in the first place. That kind of stuff does not bother me in the least but it does mean something to many other people. Especially now that pinball has become such a hot item in so many peoples gamerooms. People stay home more now than 15 years ago. You can even tell the difference in traffic patterns on the roads at 11 pm.
I know that you have been around for awhile and know what I'm talking about (and who). All that pinside did was give the common pinhead a forum to ask a question without fear of being attacked. The pinsiders you refer to have been there all along but they were just lurkers who did not want to post and put up with the BS from FF and the other clowns who think they are so superior. Nobody likes to be threatened by anyone...let alone an unknown person. But thats the norm on some "other sites". Pinside simply offered an alternative, and it would appear that it is the more popular one.
Quoted from DCfoodfreak:Lol, that is why I threw out my Macs and filled the basement with 1970 computer banks.
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Imagine if it was only a matter of finding the blown bulb or damaged punch card to repair the electronics?
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