I just discovered Pachislo when I bought this machine!

[PrincessInaJar]

I was walking through a local flea market when I was surprised to come across this machine. I was so amused with it, I took it home with me. It came with about 300 tokens, two keys on a chain, and an instruction manual. I've never seen a Pachislo machine before yesterday. I just liked the appearance of the machine. Reading through the posts here, I'm starting to feel a little jealous. There are some really neat machines listed on this board.

A couple questions - is there any way to adjust the volume? I didn't find anything in my manual. Can anyone tell me the name of this machine? I couldn't find it in the database, and I can't read Japanese!

It seems to work perfectly. I honestly don't even know where I'm going to keep it. Time to find a small table.

Sorry for the poor photo. It is really quite shiny and new looking, and typically, it isn't framed with two wooden chickens and a cat. The name on the front of the machine is Sammy. The inside label says Grand View Products Inc. The tokens look old and tarnished and have the letters DAIEI inside of a heart stamped on them.

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http://i.imgur.com/Qe1l76U.jpg

[ackleplem]

Your machine is a Bin Poor God. It came out in 1998. There is an entry on it at pachislodb.com. Unfortunately, I can't copy the link for it at the moment.

[hanabi]

Waving hello and welcome to PachiTalk

Your pachislo is listed in our old RC, and as member Ackleplem says, it's a Sammy Model from 1998, the name is showing as 'Bin Poor God' (I also have 'bin bin kamisama'?)

here is the link to the entry over at 777:

http://translate.google.com/translat...90G4emXxU4TXjQ

[hanabi]

I can also give you this link to our Pachislo Operations Manual in PDF format:

pachitalk/Manuals/Pachislots_Operation_Manual.pdf

Pachislos operate mostly in the same manner and you may find it useful to print off and keep with your machine

It will also help with locations of the parts and help you find where the factory volume switches are, on some machines they can be adjusted down to acceptable levels but on a lot of machines they can still be too loud on lowest setting and members tend to fit their own volume controls

You will find manufacturer specific info towards the latter pages

[Pachinko Botan]

Quite a nice machine

Iv found the volume one the two machine I have sinbad is a lot quieter then mum outlaw one and that on the lowest it can go before it got no sound


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[Moparformances]

ya might consider adding volume controls ..

these are the ones i use on pachinko and pachislo

http://www.ebay.com/itm/6-Volume-Con...item1e6704b2ff

other members have used others.. but the ones above are smaller then a dime.. they do have to be soldered in line but they work great

and of course

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