Arbycoffee's Ultimate Packing Refinement

[ocpachinko]

I'm sorry I couldn't take a picture, but the newest version nestled a pachinko (itself in perfect condition and beautifully cleaned, volume controls for each speaker and quality transformer and base added, plastic and bubble wrapped so no tape on plastic parts of machine) between two large bags of packing peanuts (the bags kept the box staging area neat and tidy), and surrounded by incredibly thick cardboard and/or styrofoam all voids filled in a quality box.

The newest Arby packing method combines the highest level of protection with (relative) ease of unpacking; once I figured out the way to open the outer box the machine was ready in two minutes...at the start of a fever round for my enjoyment! Of course, a dedicated machine manual, proper key, quality parlor tray and balls were included.

Machine was sent first business day after payment received.

It could not be better than this. If you can only buy one pachinko, buy it from Arby. If you're thinking of giving a pachinko as a gift, ESPECIALLY buy it from Arby...he is the only pachinko vendor I know that delivers a machine that resembles a factory new product in all the (large and small) ways mentioned above.

Over the years I have bought pachinkos from every US (shipping capable) vendor I know of. I have never had a tragedy with any of them, but I have had to clean and fix things on other vendors' machines with some regularity (broken feet, detached transformers, stuck shooters, etc). Only Arby (to my knowledge) takes the time to make a manual that shows exactly where everything is on YOUR machine. If you're comfortable working with large electronic machines as I am, that may be a small issue; if you're just fascinated with pachinko and just want one (sure...just one...) then PM Arby.

The only compensation I received for this message was the superb value I received from my newest Arby machine. I have gotten good to very good value on machines from the other vendors, but nothing like the overall quality and value of this experience...and so I had to post. Thanks!

[dishpan]

Hear! Hear! You can read about it, but when you actually experience it, it's something else and quite heart warming. It's some what like the warm feeling of the first smile while on a first date. As Arby would say, You are preaching to the choir! Let's dance. :amish:

[arbycoffee]

I will dance for you all, I be so happy!

[johntofva]

I am blind, OMG I am blind........................

[arbycoffee]

I be so sorry I will go stand in my corner now

[johntofva]

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[scooby_doo_m2002]

the Arbster is back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[ocpachinko]

I just thank goodness that that wasn't in my box...