Changing the music a pachinko plays

**Siouxzan** · 12-17-2009, 02:55 AM

Hey!

Does anyone know if there's a way to "program" a modern pachinko to play the music you want during play?

I'm excited to open my secret Xmas present, which is a Gladiator 9 drum. I have seen it in action on youtube and have read some reviews. The consensus is that the music becomes quickly tiring. It would be a shame to have music that has become hard on the ears ruin an otherwise pleasurable round of pachinko

I have to wonder if it can be done. I have so many tracks in my head that would be great for normal play vs fevers, etc. And being able to switch it out would be awesome. I'd be willing to devote an MP3 player to the cause.

Any ideas?

Thanks!

**takethecastle57** · 12-17-2009, 03:33 AM

Turn off the pachinko speakers and play your own music . or beter yet get a pair of self powered or ac plug-in speakers , mount them on top of the game and play your own music

**CoventryCat86** · 12-17-2009, 04:03 AM

Drive a screw driver through the speakers and use this instead:

I never heard of one of them new-fangled "MP3" players you mentioned. Does it get AM stations too?

**MrGneiss** · 12-17-2009, 05:42 AM

There have been lots of threads over the years about people wanting to change the music and sounds of pachis (usually to make fully custom pachislos) , but no one has ever been able to do it...but good luck

And just because the music annoys some people doesn't mean it will annoy you!! All my pachis have super repetitive music, but its never annoyed me!!

**hanabi** · 12-17-2009, 06:15 AM

A lot of people say that Star Wars has repetitive music that some people find annoying

but I have never found it annoying, perhaps because i love the theme so much??

So maybe that's the answer?? Just always buy themes that you really really like, and of course buy lots of different pachinkos, so you can alternate which ones get played