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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 พ.ค. 2013
- Todd Tuckey shows you a machine we overhauled for a customer and added LED's plus cabinet and playfield reconditioning! This one came out just splendid! This reconditioning cost the customer $1315 !
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This was my favorite pinball game as a kid. If I had a bigger house, I would get one tomorrow.
Really nice overhaul and more proof TNT Amusements started the LED revolution.
That was a really interesting explanation … I have a ton of respect for your expertise. This was fun to play back in my teens.
Dear Sir, dear company!
I like your movies about the pinball restauration and of course your pinballs!
I have seen until now the following: Roller Disco, Big Game and Haunted House! And it feels so good! You are a kind of ingeneering magic genius! I hope, you will do that a long time further! It's fantastic, that you although have a Pinball and arcade gameplay museum! You are so kind! When I had the possibility to come over the ocean to America, I would like to spend one day or maybe longer in the working place of your company! You make me so lucky! Kind Regards and sincerely yours,
Karsten from Germany 👍🙋♂️
I want this machine!!! I grew up playing this at my local pizza joint in Bayonne NJ . Bayonne Pizza!!!
What a great game, I remember playing it when I was a kid. You guys sure fixed it up! Looks great.
I think I'm remembering correctly about the "downstairs" bonus/haunted level, that it was backlit only during certain events. (I thought it had multiball, too, but thanks for setting us straight on that matter.) Once the ball left the lower level, normal lighting resumed. This had the effect that the panel normally looked black and opaque, and it wasn't until backlit that it became was transparent and the player could see the lower level. There were enough triggering events that it would often take players by surprise, and in the middle of intense gameplay, they were liable to suddenly find themselves dropping through the floor into the Ghostworld, which was upside-down, backwards, and lit an otherworldly ghastly green. There really was something special about that experience. It was a very effective gimmick! Thanks for showing that bad boy off, it's a beaut.
I see Genie in the background...what a great game!!!
This guy really really knows what he's talking about 👏👏✨
I had one of these in my basement when I was a wee lad and I remember thinking how cool of a game it was with the 3 levels and various hidden pathways. It broke after a while (surprise!) and it sat for a long time before my dad finally ended up selling it even though I pleaded for him not to. I really hope to add one to my own collection some day! Cool video, a little trip down memory lane for me!
David Slaymaker Just noticed your comment today. Thanks David!
I want to send our Haunted House to you for work at some point. You guys do great work.
Growing up, my parents owned an ice-cream parlor, and In the back was an arcade room. There was a company that had an arrangement with my parents to supply the many popular games of the the 80s.... Pacman, Centipede, Space Invaders, Asteroids, Donkey Kong, and many many others. Haunted House was one of the pinball machines.... If I could choose any of the games from the 80s.... This was my Fav! Scored some very high scores. :) Someday I would like to have one. Thanks for the memories. Also, I like it better without the voice.
Awesome video brings back memories . Wife and I used to play that when we started to date in 1982. I always wanted to buy one. Probably expensive lol.
man this used to be my favorite pinball machine when I was I kid in the arcades. The upstairs and downstairs were so cool!
Haunted House is one of my favorite cabinets ever. Nice to see someone do such a nice job at restoring one!
Thanks!
Thanks! Its great to have another fan from Greece!! Todd
What a beautiful looking game. You guys did an amazing job!
WARRIOR4CHRIST70 KZ4LIFE Thank you!
You are the best Todd Tuckey! thanks for the dedication ... Excellent video and very good machine!
Great video! This series has brought me appreciate pinball in a new way!
my only experience ever playing this particular pinball machine was the 1998 Microsoft game that made a very realistic re-creation of it including replicating the software bugs of the real machine. It’s definitely one I would like to play someday in the real world.
this pinnie was so cool!
Its getting plenty of attention these days!
I honestly enjoy your earlier videos like this one. These refreshing videos are WITHOUT all the sarcasm, joking around with workers, camera shaking, jokingly disrespectful employees etc etc. These earlier videos are much more informative and easy to watch. Frank didn't even shake the camera in this one!
Thanks!
This is an amazing pin! I only recently learned about it, through the PC, iOS, and Toyshock versions of it. So much stuff inside these incredible machines! Thanks for sharing this! :)
You're welcome!
Beautiful!!!!! Love that game! :)
Thanks!
beautiful machine! love this game!
TheWallace6969 Thanks!!! Another restoration coming soon!
Love this machine. Remember fondly playing this. Too bad that there wasn’t a digital upgrade for the music ….
Todd i've been watching your videos some time now, since i saw your Bally Mystic video (pinball that i own myself) and even though i may never play most of these beauties that you have there,i still enjoy each and every one of them! Greetings from Greece mate,keep up the good work :))
This table brings back fantastic memories for me. We had a small holidya home by the sea when I was a kid in the early 80's, and the arcade at the resort had one of these. I spent a lot of time playing it, very badly. But it fascinated me that there were 3 levels, I always remembered it very fondly.
I would love to own one of these!
I hear they just announced making a run of the playfields...a major project....so this game has staying power around the world!
Excellent, well that sure improves the chances of me getting my hands on a good one at some point :)
:-)
Many of our older games do NOT have all LED's---as I agree with you! This is why you will always find either 44's or 555's in various places in our older machines to augment the LED's!
I loved this game, an ice cream parlor had this game and I first played this game when it was brand new.
One of the many pins I'd love to own
As a paranormal investigator I want one of these!
That game is awesome, it reminds me a lot of Black Hole.
Yes...its neat, thats for sure!
Visually, this pin is / was ground breaking. Great sound too. lots to shoot for.
Still my favourite pinball table of all time!
Many agree with you!
tnt#1👍🍻.
I just became aware of this! A FABULOUS idea....WELL worth the expense! I wonder why GRC has not done this?
Pinball kings
I've always been jealous I don't have the electronic skills to do what you guys do and know... :(
Ah, what the hell. I stick to the Haunted House on the Pinball Arcade. Besides Black Hole this is one of my favourite Gottlieb pinballs :)
***** Believe it or not, most people could be taught just about everything needed to know about the Gottlieb system in about 90 minutes...and fix 90% of every issues that may develop.
OK I have a question. When I put LEDs into my Fireball Classic, they flicker. I guess it is the same with this one. Why does that happen?
If you are getting a flicker, you either need to jump a low ohm resistor over each flickering bulb or buy a non flickering LED (that has the resistor built in---but they are more $$$)...they only seem to flicker on some games, and not in every socket either!
god video . saludos desde Argentina
Ignacio, que sepáis que yo no estoy en tu grupo. El que te ataca es un troll borrego de poca monta que me ha clonao.
El mismo día que te bloquie a las pocas te desbloque o seas mentiroso. Macho
Y con el que te has peleao no soy yo, es un clon.
That ground mod between the connectors on Gottlieb games, any more detailed explanation on how that is made? i was planning to do all those ground mods you talked about on my Volcano actually, but if i can just do that mod instead i would prob save myslef alot of soldering and wiring :)
Also, any tip on what to look for/resolder on the System 80 soundboard if its totally dead?
+Luzur Todd is usually very spot on about repairs and his knowledge, but this is one he is wrong on. There are many people that do not agree at all with just the extra lone wire, myself included. The reason you want to jumper each board is so that you are tied back individually to the ground plane in the bottom of the cabinet with each board. Doing the extra ground is fine on the inter connector, but it does not protect the other boards in the circuit. You can still have a fault with this method. The grounding mods are generally done as an insurance measure to the original connectors that fail.
Hi! It would be $1200 to $1500 (the motor in the back would be extra if missing or not working)
interesting video. the girl at the end was really cute.
That's my daughter at 16, now she is turning 18!
Do you take old cores, 6 digit diplays that are dead or low brightness for credit??? Just asking. Thx.
Charles Gerst actually....you can recharge that display yourself...and it will be as good as new. You simply have to put a standard 12 volt charger over the two END pins.....we basically attached two alligator clips on an unused charger that outputs 12 volts. we clip each wire to the END wires on the glass with the display not connected to the game. Plug charger in for 50 seconds (look at timer)....then turn off....put back in game...will probably be fully bright again! We plan on doing a video about this one day!
TNT Amusements Inc Thank you sir! Will give it a shot. If you shoot a video that would be nice.
Charles Gerst Did exactly as you said!!!! All displays match. Black circles on each corner so I assume that means a healthy display. Thanks again!!!!
Charles Gerst The black spots are manufacturing spots....and are normal! LOOK...no money needed...and those glasses are fine for years. OCCASIONALLY, we have had a display dim down quickly...it means its gassing out...but sometimes a second recharge is needed! I really need to do a video about it.
I have a haunted house pin and for the life of me I cant figure out why the 9 lights under the main play field do not come on when the ball goes to the basement?????
Thats because they run on 28 volts...regular bulbs will blow instantly...its a 313 bulb available from pinball resource. a relay turns them on
@@tntamusements I took all 8 bulbs out and they were all blown-it was a mix of 44,47 and 313's all blown.i ordered 313's yesterday and hopefully will not have a problem when i get them .... Thanks for the reply btw!!!!
@@tntamusements And yes, as soon as I tried 44,47 bulb - they blew!!
Overpriced by $3000, bright eyes! And this was a $1300 overhaul BTW!
Do you have any Gottlieb Haunted House, Black hole 6 digit displays that are bright for sale? I need just one.
Charles Gerst We sell them for $45 plus $6 priority mail...you can paypal to tntquality@aol.com if you want it....Todd
Ahhh! The OTHER GRC partner! See my comment below!
How many flippers does this thing have??
8!
is that the record? I wonder how many amps they pull if you push both buttons at once
Do you have a Haunted House again, how much if so?
Haunted House when in are $3499, but I have a deposit on the next nice one that comes in. Todd
TNT Amusements Inc
I'm getting one for $1300 locally, hope it's not junk
Alice DaGoon
it just had wear from where the ball drops, other than that pretty nice but no LED's
@@tntamusements how would I sell mine?
The speakers are located in the bottom of the game!
In the PLAYFIELD, sorry
A $6500 Haunted House? Sorry, Charlie, there will never be a Haunted House worth that much! Unless, maybe, it was new in the crate. Please look again at YOUR video that YOU posted--notice the lousy wood putty repair below the shooter rod and the ding in the lock down bar! (A collector from Pinside noted this and even did a screen grab and posted it!)...Hmmm!
It still isn't worth $6500 to anyone with any sense. What's your point?
Thanks!