Looking at my notes these were the listed prices on here for these:
Dialed-In Standard - October '21 - £5950
Dialed-In LE - March '22 - £7500
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The "How much is this table worth" thread....
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Dialed-In Standard - October '21 - £5950
Dialed-In LE - March '22 - £7500
Last D.I was mine.
£7500 - low play and immaculate, playfield no issues at all.
Think that was a bargain
£7500 - low play and immaculate, playfield no issues at all.
Think that was a bargain
DI had soft clear (not fully cured) and some people experienced scratches. The trapdoor hinge tended to break and the left ramp had a tendency for the ball to hop off the end (there was a clear plastic fix added for this). The optos in the theater were made from spit, baling twine and rumour and fall out, some hot glue sorts this. I'd say 7.5K is fair, sold mine for 6 (LE).
The scratches- I don’t think it was the clear coat, It was the **** poor quality balls JJP had.
I swap all balls out when I get a new pin.
The trap door - yeah the flap snapped on a lot.
There was an adjustment needed under the playfield on the mech.
Had a few drones burn out, but PH sorted me
Spares.
I swap all balls out when I get a new pin.
The trap door - yeah the flap snapped on a lot.
There was an adjustment needed under the playfield on the mech.
Had a few drones burn out, but PH sorted me
Spares.
I think it was a bargain too given how much some JJPs go for
Although the Pinside view seems to be that DI is valued lower because of the unlicensed theme.Thanks
Given I’ve got some older pins over here, I’m comfortable with easy repairs (scratches excepted), but it gives me something to watch out for if I see a DI.
Hi, I'm really not up on pricing and this isn't a common machine to see past examples of so after a rough ball park for a Bally Heavy Metal Meltdown HMM.
Can supply lots more pics and info to be more accurate but wanted to just get an idea.
Works but does report an error sometimes on boot that relates to one of the rollovers that spell JAM (as far as I can tell).
Playfield has some damage which I've secured with some matt, hard, model making varnish. Apron has been broken and repaired in the past... looking at it my guess is this was due to the glass being broken at some point in its life. Legs need tidying up, I haven't done that yet, or the metalwork under the head. One side more faded than the other but all original.
I bought the manuals, schematics, Parts & Service stuff for £60 and these will be included.
I have done/it's had:
-stripped the playfield and cleaned up all the plastics etc.
-New balls, rubbers (although these are showing wear so probably wants some newer/better ones on)
-4x yellow Pinguard leg protectors (yet to fit)
-New backglass trim
-New shooter springs and tip
-New repro ramp from Freeplay40 on Pinside (original ramp still usable but has glued cracks and wear but will be included, thought best to get the repro whilst available despite the cost :-/)
-Repro keypad from eBay seller kratakrisk (original still there and working but looks its age so thought best to buy a repro for day to day use, especially whilst testing and fixing... navigating the options is painful enough, haha)
-AD7533 DAC bought from Mouser US to fix a speech problem; bought a spare which can include
-Mostly LEDs throughout now from pinball-led.co.uk (about £90 worth)
-Speakers in the topper were crackling and knackered so I bought new ones from RS, got them to the same spec but nice ones at £60
-6116/6264 NVRAM Battery Eliminator fitted (from dabbler51 on eBay)
-Replaced capacitors with new across all switches as they were a source of several errors showing up on the matrix
-New side rails from Pinballcenter GmbH at just over £100, old ones were too far gone and these really improved the machine aesthetically more than anything else. Sourced some tiny screws to fit them so they can be removed easier than the old fixings... may still contain tears from time spent removing the old ones
-Chrome t-moulding on the edge of the head... easy enough to put black on if it's too bling for the new buyer but I like it and think it suits the theme.
-Sprayed the speaker grilles with decent silver spray and touched up the woodwork on the topper with blackboard paint
Any ideas of a selling price appreciated.
Can supply lots more pics and info to be more accurate but wanted to just get an idea.
Works but does report an error sometimes on boot that relates to one of the rollovers that spell JAM (as far as I can tell).
Playfield has some damage which I've secured with some matt, hard, model making varnish. Apron has been broken and repaired in the past... looking at it my guess is this was due to the glass being broken at some point in its life. Legs need tidying up, I haven't done that yet, or the metalwork under the head. One side more faded than the other but all original.
I bought the manuals, schematics, Parts & Service stuff for £60 and these will be included.
I have done/it's had:
-stripped the playfield and cleaned up all the plastics etc.
-New balls, rubbers (although these are showing wear so probably wants some newer/better ones on)
-4x yellow Pinguard leg protectors (yet to fit)
-New backglass trim
-New shooter springs and tip
-New repro ramp from Freeplay40 on Pinside (original ramp still usable but has glued cracks and wear but will be included, thought best to get the repro whilst available despite the cost :-/)
-Repro keypad from eBay seller kratakrisk (original still there and working but looks its age so thought best to buy a repro for day to day use, especially whilst testing and fixing... navigating the options is painful enough, haha)
-AD7533 DAC bought from Mouser US to fix a speech problem; bought a spare which can include
-Mostly LEDs throughout now from pinball-led.co.uk (about £90 worth)
-Speakers in the topper were crackling and knackered so I bought new ones from RS, got them to the same spec but nice ones at £60
-6116/6264 NVRAM Battery Eliminator fitted (from dabbler51 on eBay)
-Replaced capacitors with new across all switches as they were a source of several errors showing up on the matrix
-New side rails from Pinballcenter GmbH at just over £100, old ones were too far gone and these really improved the machine aesthetically more than anything else. Sourced some tiny screws to fit them so they can be removed easier than the old fixings... may still contain tears from time spent removing the old ones
-Chrome t-moulding on the edge of the head... easy enough to put black on if it's too bling for the new buyer but I like it and think it suits the theme.
-Sprayed the speaker grilles with decent silver spray and touched up the woodwork on the topper with blackboard paint
Any ideas of a selling price appreciated.
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Ashbo
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I'd be guessing but a seldom seen pin with good theme...£1750 to £2250?Hi, I'm really not up on pricing and this isn't a common machine to see past examples of so after a rough ball park for a Bally Heavy Metal Meltdown HMM.
Can supply lots more pics and info to be more accurate but wanted to just get an idea.
Works but does report an error sometimes on boot that relates to one of the rollovers that spell JAM (as far as I can tell).
Playfield has some damage which I've secured with some matt, hard, model making varnish. Apron has been broken and repaired in the past... looking at it my guess is this was due to the glass being broken at some point in its life. Legs need tidying up, I haven't done that yet, or the metalwork under the head. One side more faded than the other but all original.
I bought the manuals, schematics, Parts & Service stuff for £60 and these will be included.
I have done/it's had:
-stripped the playfield and cleaned up all the plastics etc.
-New balls, rubbers (although these are showing wear so probably wants some newer/better ones on)
-4x yellow Pinguard leg protectors (yet to fit)
-New backglass trim
-New shooter springs and tip
-New repro ramp from Freeplay40 on Pinside (original ramp still usable but has glued cracks and wear but will be included, thought best to get the repro whilst available despite the cost :-/)
-Repro keypad from eBay seller kratakrisk (original still there and working but looks its age so thought best to buy a repro for day to day use, especially whilst testing and fixing... navigating the options is painful enough, haha)
-AD7533 DAC bought from Mouser US to fix a speech problem; bought a spare which can include
-Mostly LEDs throughout now from pinball-led.co.uk (about £90 worth)
-Speakers in the topper were crackling and knackered so I bought new ones from RS, got them to the same spec but nice ones at £60
-6116/6264 NVRAM Battery Eliminator fitted (from dabbler51 on eBay)
-Replaced capacitors with new across all switches as they were a source of several errors showing up on the matrix
-New side rails from Pinballcenter GmbH at just over £100, old ones were too far gone and these really improved the machine aesthetically more than anything else. Sourced some tiny screws to fit them so they can be removed easier than the old fixings... may still contain tears from time spent removing the old ones
-Chrome t-moulding on the edge of the head... easy enough to put black on if it's too bling for the new buyer but I like it and think it suits the theme.
-Sprayed the speaker grilles with decent silver spray and touched up the woodwork on the topper with blackboard paint
Any ideas of a selling price appreciated.
Doggard
Site Supporter
Anyone know the rough value of a nice ( players) condition jackbot ?
I’ll be in the position soon to get my first pin, and really fancy a jackbot, so will be putting up a wanted add
just wondering what sort of money I’m looking at , 2-2.5k is what I’m thinking, am I close, or miles off ?
thanks
I’ll be in the position soon to get my first pin, and really fancy a jackbot, so will be putting up a wanted add
just wondering what sort of money I’m looking at , 2-2.5k is what I’m thinking, am I close, or miles off ?
thanks
Crewey
Site Supporter
Last one on here sold for 2.6 in February by the looks
Fubar
Registered
@MajesticPinball was selling one not too long ago...
I think you should get a mint one for £2500
Or a player s one for under 2k it’s not a particular popular game
Or a player s one for under 2k it’s not a particular popular game
I would say yes possibly more than a like for like FT but it’s now anyones guess at price the way things have been selling the past few month.
Thankfully I prefer the former anyway and no interest whatsoever in Creech
Thankfully I prefer the former anyway and no interest whatsoever in Creech
Creech has been punching above Fish Tales for years
Any idea by how much?
These were up for sale at the listed price, not sure what condition or what they sold for. *The sale ads will be on here somewhere.
Jun 21 £3500 *ColorDMD
Sep 21 £3250
Given FT is 2.5k, 3k seems fair as a baseline.
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Good luck getting a creech for 3k they barely come up and imo way more value for money than a FT
Cmon then, what's it worth in your opinion?
You've gotta give a figure now! 
Creech is so hard to reach the super it'll drive you insane. The 2 ball multiball is genius a move, any more and it'd be completely different game (worse imo)
£3,750
Bloody hell someone said 2.5k for FT and Creech higher! I have got an offer of 3.250 on a FT and more than happy with it and it’s a nice players condition not a super minty.
My guess is Creech tops 4k now and anything less is probably a bargain
I don't disagree Col fwiw
At the trade show , Creech and WH2O were next to each other and I spent nearly all day playing whitewater but remarked that Creech due to the theming was going to be collectable in the future. Double nostalgia for the win.