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Good evening, gentlemen. I have an update. I had two remaining problems: 1. The lamps/lights 2. The sound. 1 - The first problem is solved. In the video, you can see that the X2 isn't lit when it should be. However, the following is lit, just above it: OR COLLECT 1/2 AND GAMBLE. Well, I admit; I searched a lot before realizing that the group of two lamps/lights was reversed. Probably during a previous cleaning. 2 - I received a faulty speaker; I'm waiting for a new one. That's all for now. Have a good evening. VID_20260212_165641.mp4

Hello everyone. I would like to present you this electroméchanical machine and ask you for help. Here are sone pics of the machine and of the machine card. Maybe somebody knows this machine ?

I have blocked him, I still got my money minus return label, buyer got a working board but instead of being happy decided to get his money back! I believe in Karma

That stinks, eBay are too quick to rule in favour of buyers and your experience is a good example of why sellers are put off from using eBay.. It is possible to report bad buyers, and to block them for bidding or buying your item.

There is another card Inside the cabinet. "This is the property of Phonographic equipment CO ltd" https://irp.cdn-website.com/d96e2807/files/uploaded/4._The__Phonographic_Equipment_Company_Ltd_Part_Three.pdf

Waouh... Thanks a lot for these informations and picture . The two machines look very similar. Mine has been modified, some wires are cut inside the cabinet and some exterior and interior parts are missing but they were in place before as you can see on the pictures. My machine has certainly been simplified, she works good now but there is no more "random hold feature, card payout feature and joker wild feature" I'm going to search in Bally's archive.

Pretty sure it's an early 1970s Bally machine. Possibly some companies conversion of the original game back in the day, I say that as I would expect Bally to have their logo on one of the glasses. Here is a similar cabinet Bally Machine, Treasure Chest from the same era to compare.

totally puts me off wanting to sell anything on there, over the years have thought of selling the boards etc I made, but then hearing about the scams i think naa, I will loose less money by not selling!

Matty's work is top class, and worth waiting for.

I hate people 😞

Next up in my arcade flyer book collection are video games from 1991 to current day along with modern ticket/redemption ticket games to current day There are 5 new volumes in total, each at 400 pages or just under. The volumes are split by era and manufacturer as follows . 7 1991-2000 - Namco, Sega 388 8 1991-2000- Konami. Midway, Atari, Taito, ICE and others 400 9 2001-2010 - Namco, Sega, Konami, Raw Thrills and others 400 10 2011-2023 Namco, Sega, Konami, Raw Thrills, Electrocoin, UNIS, ICE and others 288 Redemption/ticket modern machines 2011-2024 ICE, Raw Thrills, UDC, UNIS, Jet, Baytek, Sega, Namco. LAI and others 400 I've tried to include all of the popular games and some of the less well known ones but have not included a lot of the obscure Japanese games which never made it over here nor many Jamma games, focusing on the dedicated larger machines of the era. All magazines will be printed to the high glossy standard as the other flyer compilations that some of you may have seen. I've included pictures of previous flyer book prints to give you a general idea. Unfortunately as with everything at the moment the printing costs have gone up considerably since last time so each volume will be £30 (except volume 10 £25) with a full set at £135. Postage (Royal Mail tracked) £7.35 on top (or £3.85 if just one volume). PLEASE PM ME WITH YOUR ORDER Here are some pictures from the print files for these magazines to give you an idea of the content. I also have copies of my arcade autobiography book, Pushing Buttons if anyone is interested in these. I'll give it a couple of weeks before placing a bulk order. Unless there is enough demand to justify a second order this will be the only chance to get these. Hope these will be of interest to some of you. Cheers Greg