I have this same game in the EM version. Just love the old sounds and lots of things to aim for on this game. Wondering, are you able to change the chimes to the old style?
The chimes in the solid state version are the same as those in the EM version. The only difference is that there's a fourth chime added. Bally called this the "extra chime" in the schematic. Thanks for your comment!
@@londonpinball I beg to differ, but I'm only going by videos so perhaps I am wrong. Aren't SS versions electronically made sounds as opposed to the natural EM designs? I thought I read somewhere that in the SS versions you could hit a switch to have it reproduce the EM sound electronically? Or maybe there is something you can buy and add to the SS to achieve this effect? Please take a peak at my game and see what you think: th-cam.com/video/0wtS1Fav5EIh/w-d-xo.htmlttps://th-cam.com/video/0wtS1Fav5EI/w-d-xo.html No disrespect intended as you most certainly are well versed in pinball and know your stuff much more than this novice. Just a curious observation. Do you think my flippers need an update? In comparison, I find them kind of sluggish. Have cleaned the connections the best I can. I have bought replacements and will tackle this project another day. Yours seem to have a really great ball response. Thanks...love your videos. jeff
I usually much prefer the em version. But Bally did a really good ss version of this and matahari. They're so accurate with score keeping which unfortunately lacks with em games especially with a lot of drops. Kinda wish they made an ss old Chicago.
I remember playing this in arcades. Tough table. Yours is in really nice shape.
I really like the "Oh What Ever" and the "Oh No" voice features. It adds a sense of realism to the game ...hahahaha ... ;)
I thought it hit pretty hard as well.
Sometimes it's hard to get a good game for a recording! The frustration can bleed through occasionally. :)
Oh yes how very cool 😎 👍 Happy Sunday m8 😊
I have this same game in the EM version. Just love the old sounds and lots of things to aim for on this game. Wondering, are you able to change the chimes to the old style?
The chimes in the solid state version are the same as those in the EM version. The only difference is that there's a fourth chime added. Bally called this the "extra chime" in the schematic. Thanks for your comment!
@@londonpinball I beg to differ, but I'm only going by videos so perhaps I am wrong. Aren't SS versions electronically made sounds as opposed to the natural EM designs? I thought I read somewhere that in the SS versions you could hit a switch to have it reproduce the EM sound electronically? Or maybe there is something you can buy and add to the SS to achieve this effect? Please take a peak at my game and see what you think: th-cam.com/video/0wtS1Fav5EIh/w-d-xo.htmlttps://th-cam.com/video/0wtS1Fav5EI/w-d-xo.html
No disrespect intended as you most certainly are well versed in pinball and know your stuff much more than this novice. Just a curious observation.
Do you think my flippers need an update? In comparison, I find them kind of sluggish. Have cleaned the connections the best I can. I have bought replacements and will tackle this project another day. Yours seem to have a really great ball response.
Thanks...love your videos. jeff
I usually much prefer the em version. But Bally did a really good ss version of this and matahari. They're so accurate with score keeping which unfortunately lacks with em games especially with a lot of drops. Kinda wish they made an ss old Chicago.