Long shot through the pops, i bet that's nice
Through the pops and up into one of the top rollover lanes by the looks of it. Very similar to the extra ball shot on Transporter the Rescue (just on the other side of the playfield)
Long shot through the pops, i bet that's nice
If a JJP machine, probably sh1t build quality. I got suckered into the Dialed In NIB scenario.
Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.
Better than a Fish Tales that costs 2.5k ? I would doubt it
No complaints with build quality on mine, pretty impressed with it. Gets played a lot here.If a JJP machine, probably sh1t build quality. I got suckered into the Dialed In NIB scenario.
Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.
Better than a Fish Tales that costs 2.5k ? I would doubt it
Nice. What's that they've blacked out? Odd..
Who manufactures these parts?In case anyone did not know, JJP use a lot of Bally/Williams commonly used mechanisms.
You don't have your Rick & Morty yet Neil . I've definitely spent more time tweaking and fixing R&M than any other pin I've owned ( you were right @CHRIS B PINBALLS! ). I've actually spent a lot of time on it today ( see today I worked on thread later ).If they were selling the games at 5-6K for the LE then I’d be tempted but I’ve spent 50 times more fixing DI issues than any other pin! Even my classics!
^^^^ Maybe Panasonic or Samsung should look into it
However avoid Swan, they still haven’t managed how to do toast
To be fair my sample size is small as I’ve only owned one JJP game, but for me POTC has been about as reliable as my Stern games.
They do need to work on their QC, but honestly, so do Stern. Pirates had some assembly issues straight out of the box - one of the spinner switches not registering because it was mounted backwards was a particular surprise - but after getting them sorted it’s been fairly trouble free. My tortuga scoop came loose which resulted in balls firing SDTM but that was a quick fix. Had the trough opto fail but that’s happened on some of my Sterns too. Just this week an opto mounted on a ramp came loose but that was just a matter of putting it back in place. Nothing major and nothing along the lines of what DI owners experienced, but some adjustments sure. On the positive side I think the cabinet quality etc is better than Stern.
As a point of comparison had similar adjustments to make on JPLE out of the box. Then within a couple of weeks the powdercoating on one of the side rails started chipping away where my thumb rests - Phil kindly got them to send me out a new one but I was surprised that happened so soon. Been mostly trouble free since then but had a couple of games last night and spotted a screw in the outlane and then a small rubber post lying near the truck. Stopped the game straight away to retrieve them but can’t spot anywhere obvious that they came from so need to go through the machine this eve.
Personally I wouldn’t worry about buying another JJP based on my experience if they put out a theme I’m interested in, but unfortunately GnR isn’t my thing. I’d rate them about the same as Stern in build quality but completely understand why those who bought DI NIB might feel differently.
Edit: The one area where JJP excels over Stern is the diagnostics menus in the game. Makes trouble shooting so much easier. Stern really need to up their game and stop using the DMD era diagnostics screens on the LCD games.