Quoted from tron1969:

I was able to play 4 games of WOZ at the Ohio show. A few impressions I have from the game are as follows:
Pros:
Cabinet quality was very good - Solid sturdy feel
Playfield looked very good but the art didn't look custom draw to me. I prefer the hand draw art similar to what skitb lis doing
Playfield parts - very nice quality toys and components - great workmanship
Witch magnet - the ball seemed to swirl just like when the witch throws a fireball this was a cool effect.
LCD screen - This has great potential and will give the machine one advantage over all others in today's market. This setup will enable it to draw attention to itself in the current redemption arcades. Current machines seem to get lost in all the bells and whistles that the redemption machines have and based on what I have seen with the WOZ coin pusher machine that Jack was involved in he does know how to get people to play his game. The WOZ pusher machine was the Most active machine by far at Kalahari water parks arcade.
Sound - the sound was great very crisp and clear.
Cons:
Flippers - 1) The slippers are hard for me to look at when capturing a ball the length is deceptive - cool idea just not for me
2) the flippers are not strong enough for me, I could hit dead center on the ramp from the right flipper and it would not make the ramp. The left flipper could make the ramp but not with great power. As a note the legs were set the same front and back, so if they raise the incline I can only see it becoming more of an issue.
Upper castle playfield - I made it up to this 3 times and was able to open the doors and get the ball in the door every time. I'm not sure what the plan is for this but it was not very challenging.
Code / rules - as everyone knows they aren't done so I'm sure this will be fine when complete. However as of yesterday they are very rudimentary.
Multi-ball - I was disappointed in the disbursement of the multi-ball they all line up in a row and when they are released they slowly come down the ramp and to the left flipper in a controlled manner. I think it's much better when they all come at you from the playfield in a much more random fashion.
Overall play - the game just felt padded or something the only way I can describe it is "gooey molasses" something was just missing.
LCD screen - I'm not sure I would want that being left on in a home environment when other things were going on it could be very distracting. If you leave you machine off and only turn it on when you want to play it shouldn't be an issue.

Quoted from RobT:

You will have to explain that to me Tom, because I really don't know WTF you are talking about.
Just saying.

Quoted from RobT:

If you see a post from me about WOZ or JJP that you disagree with, how about responding to it with your reasons for disagreeing with it? We can discuss it.

If the point of your post was to get me to post "positive" things about WOZ or JJP, in order to prove I'm not biased, you have failed.