If you're a little younger than me, you consider machines that came out in 1960 and 1970 that is harvested from pinball machines. This is the period when pinball was king - before coin-operated games left. One of my favorite classic pinball machines of this era was called "King Kool". It was a very fun machine with double wings on each side. When I look back at photos of that machine, which seems so simple compared to modern machines in the last 10 or 15 years.
Already in the 1960s and early 1970s, all the pinballs were what are known as electromechanical machines or EM. Had about the reels that were converted to display the score, or lights that are displayed through the backglass. If you're looking for vintage pinball machines, which is probably one of the machines that were built before 1977. In 1977, the arrival of the Solid State, SS pinball machine or saw, and the industry was changed forever. Now, circuit boards and digital displays took over.
Solid state pinball machines are cool, with their music and talk, but there is something about the old era of pinball machines that can not be beat, with its reels spinning and bells and lights!
Are you a pinball wizard?
I know I am! There is nothing like the attraction of the silver ball, and lights and bells that the pinball machines have to offer. In my opinion, video game consoles can not hold a candle to the pinball machines. Did you know that you can still find pinball machines used, even the old, in places like eBay? Now you can have one of your own pinball machine in your living room (or basement, if married).
If you like pinball machines as much as I do, you will want to check out our best used Pinball Machines great site for items and places to buy your own pinball machine.
