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Coils either work or they don't. They don't get "weak" as time goes on. Check your coil sleeves, linkages, end stops and voltages to the coils.

Looks like parts from an EM Bingo machine

No one should be paying $6k for that pinball.

The best place to start is at the beginning. The first thing you have to do is make sure that your voltages are good. Go to the rectifier board and check the voltages there, if they are wrong, rebuild the rectifier board. Then look at the connectors and header pins on the rectifier board...

Easy there guys, first things first. How many times does the LED on the MPU flash when you first turn the game on?

Try posting on the pinball page of this forum. Those guys should know.

Nice!! That's what buddies are for. :)

...and then sell it to me. I'm in Charleston all the time. :)

You've got to at least re-cap your sound board. Google "squawk & talk" for some good tutorials. Congrats, this is a great pin!

Yep, you've got to move quick on those deals or someone else will swipe them out from under you. Sorry to hear you missed out.

Another example of a wonky price guide price. I'll buy all the $975 Embryons you can find. Go get that machine!!

Buy it. Embryon is the best of the classic Bally widebody pins. $1,000 for an Embryon in that condition is a good price.

A speaker in an EM pinball?? Those use chimes, bells and knockers.

See post #19 in this thread...he did buy them.

Why would you "snip" the wires? Unsolder and then resolder them.

Congrats!! Well done sir.

Black Knight is a GREAT pin. Congrats!!!

Sorry guys, I'm not trying to start a fight or slam anyone here. If this thread was asking for someone's opinion on a subject, then there would be no right or wrong input from anyone. I just have a pet peeve about requests for factual, experienced input getting blurred by the addition of...

What the authors of the price guides do or do not know doesn't have anything to do with the conversation here. The issue is you always chiming in with your amazing skills at posting values from the price guides, that are available to everyone, and sprinkling some of your uninformed monologue...

RGP = rec.games.pinball. It was one of the first internet pinball forum sites predating the rise of the KLOV forum and the existence of Pinside. I also think game name abbreviations are lazy and annoying.