Led Zeppelin Pinball Boom Boom 3000 8" subwoofer install.
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Step by step installation of the 8" Boom Boom 3000 subwoofer in a Stern Led Zeppelin Pto pinball machine #pinballmachine #pinballlove #arcade #pinball #pinballlife #stern #ledzeppelin #newpinball #mods
Hooray!! That’s awesome news and congratulations for all the wins!!
Thanks Tara! ..I appreciate it! It was a great way to end 2023 and start in 2024, hope i can keep the win streak rolling! Have you recovered from the inevitable happening in Avengers? Thanks for watching!
Hey, happy new year and you're really modding out that LZ! Thanks for the step-by-step, I've ordered a sub for my Godzilla and this will be helpful!! Cheers from Canada.
Happy new year to you guys as well! Yes, I have a few more mods I want to do on this machine before I am done. This is the first newer Stern machine I have owned that has several mods readily available. The mod market for my Data East machines is pretty much non existent outside of artblades so I am going to have a little fun with this one! Thanks for watching!
Great Job Dude! 👍
Thanks brother I appreciate it! Thanks for watching!
If the pinballs a rockin’ don’t come a knockin! Congrats on your pinball championships, that’s awesome man! I love the boom boom, it’s a simple upgrade and sooooooooo much better than the stock stern one. Fun video brother!
Thanks so much, I appreciate the kind words! I have to go down and see how it sounds today and see if any other adjustments are needed now that the cabinet and backbix speakers are both installed. Thanks for watching and thanks for being ine if the guys that inspired me to start creating and posting stuff.. now I just gotta start learning to edit! Lol
Very cool! Love this behind the scenes footage of the machine.
Thank you I appreciate it! I will be installing the shaker motor later this evening and showing how it goes in. Thanks for watching!
@@TiltingT For sure, got to appreciate the Pinball machines. I got a chance to go to the Pacifica Pinball Museum recently, and I could have spent all day there :)
@ChicagoRetroGamer That's cool, I haven't had an opportunity to go there yet bit hope I can make the trip one day. I always check out the arcade and pinball scene when I travel. Most of the time I have it planned before I get there!😅
Pinball Life had a Spike2 backbox lock/key set that has what is apparently the 'standard' H95 keying. It matched my backbox and the key works. My coin door is a H10 for comparison sake. PBL doesn't seem to sell "official Stern" coinbox lock/key sets. They have something with a #700 key. The Suzo/Happ locks I have use 'E00' keys.
I'd hope they have different keys for the coin doors to avoid any home owner from being able to get into the coin boxes at the local arcades. However, in an alternate dimension, you can turn to a life of crime with your H95 key and become "the Translite Bandit" apparently...
To avoid the key problem in the future, you could buy a Keyless Coin Door Lock ($4 at PBL) that sticks out less and is more likely to survive spirited 'nudging'. Good luck!
😅🤣 Translite Bandit strikes again! I would see the pinside thread now! 😅🤣 Thanks for the info I need to make another order soon..like Chubbs said in Happy Gilmore.."it's all in the hips" and I need to keep my hip out of it.😅 I can't believe I have done the same thing multiple times..I guess I am a little hard headed. It would probably be best for me to install the thumb locks for sure. Thanks for watching I appreciate it!
@@TiltingT Yeah. Either the thumb locks or just keep the key in the coin returns like you already are for the broken keys. I just checked, my unbroken key *does* fit in the return. I'd still get a 'normal' replacement to throw in the coin box to have on hand. I did a shaker on my game too. Good value upgrades! Enjoy!
@slinger2112 Yeah I have to get that shaker Installed soon.. been too busy with work the past 2 weeks to work on my game..I plan on installing it this weekend when I should have some time
@@TiltingT Clamping on the ferrite cores and routing the wires through the guides takes more time than actually installing the shaker motor itself. In my case, the motor was almost too strong and started creating a rattle. Anti rattle tape on the bottom edges of the glass took care of it, but made it difficult to remove the glass. PBL also has a limiter, but it dampened the shaker it a little too much. No rattle though….
@slinger2112 Yeah the ferrites are the main reason I haven't installed it yet as I figured that was going to take a little extra time .. my glass should be ok..it's super tight on this machine. Then I get to look and see what mod I want to do next .. My friend just got the cross ramp mod for the hermit shot from Nitro Pinball . I am going to check ot out and of I like the way it shoots and feeds I may add that to this one
the official reveal of jaws is coming on dead flip
Yeah I saw the video that Keith Elwin posted about it and can't wait for an opportunity to play it. We will be getting a JAWS Pro where I play in a local league so I am hoping it won't be too ling before I get to play one.
Nice. So now that you’ve had the BOOM BOOM installed for some months do you feel like it makes a noticeable improvement over the OEM speaker?
Only when I really crank the game up do I notice the difference..I went with the settings that Danesi recommended but i do feel like I could get a little more out of it if I cranked up a few settings in the EQ...is it a must buy again for me? No not really but Ibeill definitely buy the 5 1/4" Kenwood head speakers and surround lights again..I absolutelylove that addition..If you want a huge difference in bass go with a powered sub.. I have a powered sub from an older pioneer surround sound system I plan on trying just as an experiment..but for $40 i figured this was worthy of a try
@@TiltingT Thanks. I have a Boom Boom on the way as well as the Kenwood’s for my DP Pro. Appreciate your feedback, and reply
@@TiltingT Danesi's recommend settings?
@1Williams yes the Boom Boom came with a set of settings that were recommended by Scott Danesi ..The settings made a little difference but the upgrade is a little limited by the stock Stern Amplifier no matter what the settings is are