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For our European and some Canadian customers, we had a bug in our cart that was showing what can only be described as “unusual” pricing in the iGlobal cart. The problem was caused by a bug that mis-interpreted prices displayed in the European price format ($35,00). The problem has been fixed and is now live on the production site. We also made adjustments to the checkout process to make the international checkout process more clear. Thanks for your continued feedback as we work to make marcospec.com the best place on the internet for Everything Pinball.
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Read More- #44 vs #47 Miniature Pinball Lamps
Historically, the most common miniature incandescent lamp/light bulbs used in pinball machines are the venerable #44 and #47 bayonet-style miniature lamps. While many collectors are putting LEDs in their machines, purists still prefer miniature lamps for the classic look, color temperature, and color-rendering of miniature lamps. The #44 lamp is often the preferred lamp from the manufacturer – the main benefit being that it’s brighter than its #47 cousin. Never forget that a pinball machine’s first and foremost purpose is a commerical piece of equipment designed to attract casual users, so many design decisions are made pursuant to this goal. When a read more…
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There are a wide variety of pinball technical help communities on the internet. rgparchive.com is an easy-to-use portal for the venerable rec.games.pinball USENET group. pinside.com is a user-friendly forum pinrepair.com has a lot of well-regarded repair guides pinwiki.com has a number of repair guides.