SOLD Iron Maiden Pro fully loaded - $9750

[Corrie]

Hi, I'm selling an Iron Maiden pro machine. It was the first machine I ever got and as you can see I went a little crazy with the mods and upgrades. Unfortunately it just doesn't get enough use for me to justify keeping it.

It's in great condition, the only issue is that the art blades have been slightly damaged as can be seen in the pictures.

I kept every part that came off of it so those will be included in the purchase. If you don't like any of the mods you can revert it back to stock and sell them as some of these are pretty pricey.
I also ended up changing the rubber when it probably wasn't necessary so you'll have a full set of pretty nice rubbers included as well as a bunch of spare plunger links, coil stops etc.

Upgrades/mods:
Shaker motor
Cliffy protectors
Pinmonk Tibetan Breeze flipper coolers
Precision Pinball upgraded flippers + bushings
Flipper Fidelity 8" speaker upgrade pack
Pinsub external subwoofer output (no subwoofer included)
Stern Headphone/volume coin door control
Figures from the premium machine
GI updated to match the colours of the premium machine
Lior's hand sculpted backboard mod
Quiet fan replacement for PSU
Pinmonk coloured gels - eddie card, lens tree and fireball
Clairvoyant orb mod
Upgraded shooter lane solenoid to ensure that the ball makes the orbit every time
Art blades
Fleece dust cover
Goodie bag with spare plastics and decals


Machine is located in Mississauga just off the QEW at cawthra. It's in a basement but it's a straight shot up about 12 stairs so a pretty easy lift.
Cash on the glass and it's yours.

Let me know if you have any questions, thanks for looking!

 

[Corrie]

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[tombiosis]

Great game. Great ad. Great pics. GLWTS!

 

[cuebert]

Hey, that was my old machine.. my goodness you did some work on that bad boy! Looks great, GLWS!

 

[roar]

After owning the premium a while I really do like the Pro version of this game, it really keeps the ball moving, no sarcophagus lock or lift ramp to slow things down! Amazing game! GLWS.

 

[Corrie]

Hey, that was my old machine.. my goodness you did some work on that bad boy! Looks great, GLWS!

Hey! Yes, I thought this was a keeper for sure. It's such a good machine I just don't get to play often enough and feel so guilty having such an expensive toy sit around unused.

After owning the premium a while I really do like the Pro version of this game, it really keeps the ball moving, no sarcophagus lock or lift ramp to slow things down! Amazing game! GLWS.

Yeah I won't knock the other versions but the pro plays super fast with no slow downs and you don't have to deal with that stupid spoon switch that everyone who owns the premium/LE seem to complain about constantly. Also no need to shoot the left ramp all the time which is a tough shot!

 

[roar]

Hey! Yes, I thought this was a keeper for sure. It's such a good machine I just don't get to play often enough and feel so guilty having such an expensive toy sit around unused.


Yeah I won't knock the other versions but the pro plays super fast with no slow downs and you don't have to deal with that stupid spoon switch that everyone who owns the premium/LE seem to complain about constantly. Also no need to shoot the left ramp all the time which is a tough shot!

I've had the same thought and sold machines because of it, if this is your only machine and you're like me at all you will miss it. There are loads of amazing games for a fraction of the costs of Spike 2 games if your tastes suit them, you can still find EM's in the +/- $1,000 range. I picked one up recently and I'm having a blast with it and I sleep much better knowing the initial expense was only $1,000.

 

[Corrie]

I've had the same thought and sold machines because of it, if this is your only machine and you're like me at all you will miss it. There are loads of amazing games for a fraction of the costs of Spike 2 games if your tastes suit them, you can still find EM's in the +/- $1,000 range. I picked one up recently and I'm having a blast with it and I sleep much better knowing the initial expense was only $1,000.

Thanks for the advice. I have a Class of 1812 machine that I'm going to hold onto because it's rare and not nearly as expensive as these modern machines. (plus it's just a cool machine)

I figure if it comes down to it I can always buy another if I miss it that much.