freeplayinc
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With all the new pinball boards on the market (CPU, driver, & PS) I'm wondering what the general feel is for buying a pinball machine that has some if not all of the boards replaced with the newer versions?
I myself prefer the original boards over the replacements but that got me thinking what do the masses think?
Do you think it takes from, maintains the same or adds to the value of the game?
I do believe that a working machine with a replacement CPU board is far better than and worth more than a dead machine with an original CPU board with acid damage.
Is it me or does it seems that more people are now just replacing boards when something goes wrong instead of having it repaired?
Would anyone prefer a newer board over an a completely recapped and rebuilt original board? Maybe just for the freeplay setting or maybe the newer parts or reliability?
So what say you KLOV?
I myself prefer the original boards over the replacements but that got me thinking what do the masses think?
Do you think it takes from, maintains the same or adds to the value of the game?
I do believe that a working machine with a replacement CPU board is far better than and worth more than a dead machine with an original CPU board with acid damage.
Is it me or does it seems that more people are now just replacing boards when something goes wrong instead of having it repaired?
Would anyone prefer a newer board over an a completely recapped and rebuilt original board? Maybe just for the freeplay setting or maybe the newer parts or reliability?
So what say you KLOV?




