I have.
It's a Bally Harlem Globetrotters pin that's been converted with the only instance that I'VE ever heard of of a conversion kit for a pinball machine from the 80's - 301 / Bullseye, made by Grand Products, Inc.
Unfortunately, the table is missing the sound board, and it was proprietary to the kit
I've contacted Grand Products, Inc (they're still in business today as a 3rd party manufacturer for coin-op products) to see if I can get a tech to assist me in getting a replacement board.
I've yet to fire the machine, I just got it off the trailer yesterday. Owner told me it works, just no sound. We'll see.
It's a Bally Harlem Globetrotters pin that's been converted with the only instance that I'VE ever heard of of a conversion kit for a pinball machine from the 80's - 301 / Bullseye, made by Grand Products, Inc.
Unfortunately, the table is missing the sound board, and it was proprietary to the kit
I've contacted Grand Products, Inc (they're still in business today as a 3rd party manufacturer for coin-op products) to see if I can get a tech to assist me in getting a replacement board.
I've yet to fire the machine, I just got it off the trailer yesterday. Owner told me it works, just no sound. We'll see.



