Classic Playfield Reproductions is a manufacturer mentioned in 2 episode(s).
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Tariffs added approximately $200 per CPR playfield, making total landed cost $1,400-$1,500 for a $900 base product.
CPR moved to a smaller facility and downsized operations due to low demand and tariff pressure.
Mike Purcell is retiring from CPR; Kevin Waite continues the company.
Approximately 80% of CPR's fire sale inventory sold on the February 1st launch, with Stern playfields moving fastest.
Backglass reproduction company that occasionally produces EM titles, located at ClassicPlayfields.com
Playfield reproduction company undergoing downscaling due to retirement of founding member; originated from Halifax Pinball and split into Fantastic Pinball and CPR
Supplier of backglass, plastic set, and playfield reproduction parts
Aftermarket playfield manufacturer ordered to halt Cactus Canyon back glass sales
Supplier of mirrored back glass; Hardy's original translite was the template for this product
CPR; company creating mirrored back glass reproductions for classic games
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CPR secured licensing agreements with Planetary Pinball for Williams/Bally titles and Mondial Group for Gottlieb games
CPR will discontinue production of toppers, plastic upgrade kits, and speaker skins to focus on playfields, backglasses, and plastic sets
CPR was founded in 2005 by Mike Purcell and Kevin Wayte
CPR's first major project was creating Centaur reproduction playfields for Gene Cunningham's Illinois Pin Ball using original Bally silk screens
CPR will reduce staff from approximately a dozen full-time employees to 2-3 staff members
CPR contracted manufacturing for Euro Pinball Corp (Italy) and Barrels of Fun (US) starting in 2023
Classic Playfield Reproductions released Xenon and Spectrum playfield reproductions with Spectrum in limited run
Classic Playfield Reproductions creates mirrored back glass versions that differ from original designs
Classic Playfield Reproductions has transitioned to digital printing, enabling one-off custom plastics without large minimum runs.
Classic Playfield Reproductions purchased a digital printer and moved to a new facility to transition from silkscreen to digital printing
Digital printing will enable CPR to produce custom playfield designs and one-off orders previously impossible with silkscreen
CPR's in-house equipment investment will enable smaller production runs than competitors
CPR; aftermarket pinball parts manufacturer that recently transitioned to digital printing, enabling one-off custom plastics and playfields for homebrew and rare games without large minimum runs.
CPR; company formed by Mike Purcell and Kevin Wayte after Halifax Pinball split; based in Halifax, Nova Scotia; acquired in-house routing and silk screening equipment; partnered with Illinois Pin Ball for Centaur reproduction
CPR playfield manufacturer expected to produce playfields for remake
Donated Elvira Party Monsters mirrored back glass as grand prize for Halloween tournament
Pinball playfield and backglass reproduction manufacturer transitioning from silkscreen to digital printing; invested in digital printer and relocated