FS/T : full size visual PINBALL machine

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UPDATE 4/18 : need this out quickly (need $$$) best reasonable offer will most likely be accepted (hint $500 is not reasonable) if you can pick up this week end.

Custom built with real arcade part, full size visual pinball machine with working tilting, coin operated or freeplay.

126 tables installed (out of over 200 available) - allows you to play all classic tables such as Twilight Zone, Adams Family, Elvira, Totan, Medieval Madness...etc

42" playfield (commercial Sony screen), 32" backglass and 19" dmd.
Custom built PC with iCore5, 128gb SSD, 8gb ram and 2 GeForce 260.
Includes Logitech surround sound system with sub for perfect sound reproduction.

Setup with Visual Pinball, Future Pinball, hyperpin front end, setup to boot directly to pinball.

Item is for pickup only in Brooklyn (NY). Over $4500 of parts only went into building this machine.

$3500 OBO - will consider trades for vewlix cab with game, modded AES with games... Other offers welcome.

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https://skydrive.live.com/?cid=98ce50a6b6d27113&id=98CE50A6B6D27113%21103&authkey=!APLLJalKdK30J2w

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I think these are really cool..

One thing I always wondered about these though -> Wouldn't using a TV as the playing field causing viewing angle issue with it being in vert position?


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Very nice. About the screen, this looks to be a vertical Sony display, you can just make out the logo on the bottom. (instead of it being on the side.)

Many fast-food chains use vertical screens, these are not your average home tv, but industrial strenght :)
 
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to answer both questions : yes the playfield screen is a vertical Sony commercial display (such as those used in airport, restaurant or for ads on locations) - those displays are a little pricier but suffer a lot less problem from being used in unconventional way such as in this case and there is no viewing angle problems with this type of unit (about 170 degree viewing angle).

Based on the table you are playing (some are emulated a little more perfectly than others) you could almost swear that you are playing a real machine.
 
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This thing looks incredible and I would even consider it if I lived up there. I have a feeling it would be close to impossible money wise to make this worth shipping.
 
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Looks nice if only you were closer...
 
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If we weren't on opposite sides of the country... Very nice looking table, looks to be well made. Good luck with the sale.
 
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That is awesome. I play a lot of pinball and want one of these soo bad. No room for one though. Good luck with the sale.
 
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That is one of the coolest things I've seen in a long time. I really need to get out from under my rock more as I had no idea one could do such a thing. Anyhow quite a way out of my driving range, so I'm out. Though I do wish you best of luck finding it a new home.
 
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I've always been curious,
can you tilt these tables?
 
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UPDATE 4/18 : need this out quickly (need $$$) best reasonable cash offer will most likely be accepted (hint $500 is not reasonable) if you can pick up this week end.
 
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Just want to let you know that I never got the chance to pick up my NG games from storage this weekend. I had no time with the wedding in Cape Cod and we barely made it on time, and then it ran late into Sunday night. Apologies on the trade. Good luck with your sale, this is amazing and someone should buy it.
 
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Wow, I have never seen an emulated pinball machine. That is so cool. Wish I could buy. GL with your sale man.
 
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