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Creech lighting
- Thread starter jonathan
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Looks like the 2 gi lamps in the right sling are out. Plus change the 4 lamps in the slingshots back to clear may help.
That one's not actually mine. This is mine, but it's still pretty dark around the flippers (the picture makes it look brighter than it is)
Sunlight LED strip in the outhole. Put it high enough that it illuminates over the flippers. Worked on ours
Also remember pinball wasn't designed to be played in pitch black so you'll always have some dark spots unless you go crazy with led strips.
Also remember pinball wasn't designed to be played in pitch black so you'll always have some dark spots unless you go crazy with led strips.
Jonathan yours looks similar to mine in terms of brightness probably a bit brighter than my incandescent. My eyes are too old to be playing in the dark anyway
Sunlight LED strip in the outhole. Put it high enough that it illuminates over the flippers. Worked on ours
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Also remember pinball wasn't designed to be played in pitch black so you'll always have some dark spots unless you go crazy with led strips.
Outhole between the flippers do you mean?
Yes. A comet trough lighting kit makes a big difference. There’s a little adjuster as well so you can lower or increase the brightness to your liking.
Brill thanks. Does anyone in the UK sell these?
Trough Lighting Kit
Trough Lighting Kit A trough lighting kit is the easy way to illuminate the dark area between the flippers. Extra light shining out from the trough area can brighten things up, or provide a coloured, moody effect. The kit can be ordered in a variety of colours, and includes everything you might...
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