Which model variant to choose.....?

**Bigsasquatch** · 04-14-2006, 03:04 PM

Hi,

I am looking at buying a couple of pachis direct from Japan. I can pretty easily identify the models etc from the pachinko museum, however, I'm not sure what the different variants mean ...eg.....M, MX, HX, FZ etc......as these are different for each manufacturer.

I can glean from the tables in the museum that each have different odds of winning, and also that each have different bonus payouts........however, with some models, the are lots of variants, so I assume they could have different functions also ? (aside from the cell cosmetic variances....)

How do I know which model is the standard, parlour ready machine that I am looking for ? Worried that I may buy the wrong variant and not get the most out of my purchase.....

BIG"S"

**drcrippen324** · 04-14-2006, 03:42 PM

the parlour ready part isnt anything to do with the model varient it is somthing the seller has done to make it cylic or not done to keep it parlour ready if you want a parlour ready that paysout balls then in the rough translations look out for the words recerculating recyling ect as these are cylic converted usualy and only iclude 50 balls it will say somthing like 50 shot onle encluded ect

if you ask keyeye ( i take it that is who you are going to use) then he will tell you from exact translation weather it is parlour ready or not
hope that makes some sort of sence and helps

**Bigsasquatch** · 04-14-2006, 08:06 PM

DrC .......thanks for the reply, however, not to worry, the parlour cylic bit is fullly understood........

What was happening is that the reference tables in the Pachinko museum weren't translating, so I wasn't exactly sure what each category meant - now I got it working....

BIGS