Does Anyone Have Facebook Group Pachinko Purchase Experience

[Ahab]

Thank you, everyone. I have explored Modern Pachinko. They are very nice and I would like to do business with them. However, it would be an eleven hour ride in the car to pay twice as much. I'm happy to drive that far for a similar price, but double is too much.

Lotsoballs, I appreciate your vote of confidence. Would you know what I will need to do to make their machines ready for play here in the USA?

I appreciate all of your feedback.

[lotsoballs]

Thank you, everyone. I have explored Modern Pachinko. They are very nice and I would like to do business with them. However, it would be an eleven hour ride in the car to pay twice as much. I'm happy to drive that far for a similar price, but double is too much.

Lotsoballs, I appreciate your vote of confidence. Would you know what I will need to do to make their machines ready for play here in the USA?

I appreciate all of your feedback.

You have to make some wood “feet” or a cabinet so it doesn’t tip over at home; then you simply plug them into a 24v transformer and pour balls in and turn it on; plug and play, JT Comatz does charge extra for a transformer however $60; where most vendors include them. Still, cost savings are significant when the machines are hundreds less than the competition.

I recommend buying a card reader emulator (Daverob dongle) from Pinball Dave’s site, and you’ll want more balls than what comes with the machine; at least an extra 1000.