Nine Ball is a classic Stern pinball game designed by Steve Kirk. The machine is noted for its rarity and historical significance, being the third product compatible with RPC's optical trough sensor technology. It has been used as a vintage parts source for other pinball machines and remains popular in competitive play, including appearances in INDISC tournament events.
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Nine Ball has persistent switch issues on the left side that are difficult to maintain.
Stern game by Steve Kirk, discussed as notoriously difficult to maintain due to switch issues, subject of retrospective on early Stern releases.
Game owned by Ron; needs display repairs for tournament
Solid-state classic machine, featured in opening match; Neil McRae's personal favorite classic; played by Tim Sexton
Classic Stern pinball machine with variable spinner mechanic maxed by upper drop targets; considered exemplar of spinner design; Dave owns and is restoring one
Gottlieb/classic machine in Ron's collection; drop target assembly broken; parts being sourced
Pinball machine owned by Ron; recently received new flipper mechanism from Pinball Life; improved spinning spinners
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Stern Electronics pinball machine recently added to Rock Fantasy lineup
Pinball machine scheduled for third round, noted as personal favorite of Rodney Kamjis
Vintage machine at RPC providing parts (switch blades) for Prospector repair
Classic Stern game; third product compatible with RPC's optical trough sensor; much rarer than Flight 2000
Stern pinball game; designed by Steve Kirk; subject of IPDB database error regarding software revisions