Hello, looking to see what is out there in a nice VP? NOt really sure what a nice example goes for these days. My freind bought one 5-6 ago for $3000 but I know things have changed and prices only go up. Any input would be super, cheers!
WTB Virtual Pin Wanted
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kool1
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I just got into pinball via virtual pinball and did my own project.
Top end cabinets ready to go are $6,000-$10,000. There is a guy on facebook who makes really incredible ones with every bell and whistle you could imagine. They are around $7500-$10,000 but a good chunk of that price comes from the video card. His $10k one had about $4500 in video cards alone.
You don't really need that much horsepower for a vpin so you can probably save a bit there.
I don't actually know anywhere in Canada get a ready to go pin. There are some in the US but I don't think Canada has one other than the ATgames and Arcade 1up ones which are pretty dinky.
An American site that's recommended frequently is
Actually just found these guys in Ontario, but not sure of their quality
www.woodstockcustomarcades.com
Top end cabinets ready to go are $6,000-$10,000. There is a guy on facebook who makes really incredible ones with every bell and whistle you could imagine. They are around $7500-$10,000 but a good chunk of that price comes from the video card. His $10k one had about $4500 in video cards alone.
You don't really need that much horsepower for a vpin so you can probably save a bit there.
I don't actually know anywhere in Canada get a ready to go pin. There are some in the US but I don't think Canada has one other than the ATgames and Arcade 1up ones which are pretty dinky.
An American site that's recommended frequently is
Actually just found these guys in Ontario, but not sure of their quality
Woodstock Custom Aracdes
www.woodstockcustomarcades.com
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kool1
Well-Known Member
I just got into pinball via virtual pinball and did my own project.
Top end cabinets ready to go are $6,000-$10,000. There is a guy on facebook who makes really incredible ones with every bell and whistle you could imagine. They are around $7500-$10,000 but a good chunk of that price comes from the video card. His $10k one had about $4500 in video cards alone.
You don't really need that much horsepower for a vpin so you can probably save a bit there.
I don't actually know anywhere in Canada get a ready to go pin. There are some in the US but I don't think Canada has one other than the ATgames and Arcade 1up ones which are pretty dinky.
An American site that's recommended frequently is
Actually just found these guys in Ontario, but not sure of their quality
Woodstock Custom Aracdes
Woodstock arcade makes beautiful v-pins, he has some great pictures and demos on FB / Instagram
Woodstock Custom Aracdes
www.woodstockcustomarcades.com
kool1
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Yes, I just found that resource, thank you!
BTW I'd go with 4k. 1080p is pretty good but if you want to be able to read the apron cards and stuff like that 4k is the way to go