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Installing a PinSound PINBLASTER in TRON:Legacy by Stern Pinball. Streamed from Raccoon City Pinball

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TL;DR

Streamer installs PinSound PINBLASTER in TRON:Legacy, tests audio improvements via three methodologies.

Summary

A streamer documents the installation of a PinSound PINBLASTER audio amplification board into a Stern TRON: Legacy pinball machine, conducting three sound comparison tests: original stock setup with microphones, microphone-based recording with the new board installed, and direct line-out audio from the board into a mixer. The installation encounters compatibility issues with an existing ScoreBit display modification but proceeds, revealing significantly enhanced audio clarity and volume through the line-out connection.

Key Claims

  • The PinSound PINBLASTER is a 200-watt amplifier providing line out, equalizer, and other audio features

    high confidence · Streamer describing the product at the beginning of the stream

  • The streamer was one of the first 10 people to order the PINBLASTER and received a complimentary headphone station worth approximately $80

    high confidence · Streamer's direct statement about their order status

  • The PINBLASTER board can daisy-chain multiple machines into a single subwoofer, allowing cost-effective shared audio infrastructure across a game room

    high confidence · Streamer describing the board's subwoofer connection capabilities

  • The PINBLASTER board has a noise gate built in to eliminate hiss and pops when the game is idling

    high confidence · Streamer observing the board's muted status indicator and explaining the gate function

  • The PINBLASTER produces noticeably louder and clearer line-out audio than the original stock setup with Flipper Fidelity speakers

    high confidence · Streamer's comparison of game audio during gameplay, noting 'really sweet' sound quality through line-out

  • Installation of the PINBLASTER created a physical compatibility conflict with the existing ScoreBit display modification, requiring the streamer to modify the board's PCB by cutting to fit

    high confidence · Streamer documenting tight spacing issues and actually cutting the board's edge during installation

  • TRON: Legacy has audio designed by David Thiel with detailed sound design that includes slingshot effects not clearly audible through standard speaker setups

    medium confidence · Streamer's observation during gameplay: 'this is a game engineered by David Thiel from the audio package on it'

  • The installation process took approximately one hour from start to finish, including all three comparison tests

    high confidence · Streamer's closing statement: 'This basically only took an hour to do all the three comparisons'

Notable Quotes

  • “So basically three comparisons I'm going to do here. I'm going to run with my mic setup, right? I'm going to play a few games now and just see like this is the starting point.”

    Streamer @ Early in stream — Outlines the methodological approach for testing: original setup, microphone setup with board, and line-out setup

  • “The main reason I kind of bought it was just like oh neat we can have line out on SAM games, right? And I'm sure there's other solutions for that.”

    Streamer @ Mid-installation — Explains the primary motivation for purchasing the PINBLASTER—enabling line-out audio on SAM-based machines like TRON

  • “This is definitely a warranty void situation here. But I think I'm going to try it and see if it works.”

    Streamer @ During board installation — Documents the decision to cut the PCB to resolve physical compatibility issues, acknowledging warranty implications

  • “Yeah, you can see that my display is uh my display is dead, right? Because that scorbit probe is not plugged in properly which is this is a bummer.”

    Streamer @ Post-installation power-up — Identifies the negative consequence of the physical compatibility conflict: loss of display functionality

  • “That is mental. That is absolutely mental. I have so much more volume on my mixer to give it. You have no idea.”

    Streamer @ During line-out testing — Expresses surprise at the volume and quality of the line-out signal, indicating strong audio performance

  • “Yeah, this is crazy. The thing is that something is kind of like shaking the cabinet. It sounds horrible here, right? But if I just listen to the mix, it sounds really sweet, right?”

    Streamer @ During first post-installation gameplay — Notes that the cabinet vibration from bass can sound bad in the recording room but sounds good in the actual audio mix

  • “I never heard that before because usually when you hear that sound, you kind of have the game, yeah, you hear the sling and the sound effect doesn't come across that clear.”

Entities

PinSoundcompanyStern PinballcompanyTRON: LegacygamePinSound PINBLASTERproductFlipper FidelitycompanyScoreBitproductRaccoon City PinballvenueDavid ThielpersonSAMproduct

Signals

  • ?

    technology_signal: PinSound PINBLASTER represents an emerging aftermarket solution for enabling high-quality line-out audio on modern SAM-based Stern machines, addressing demand for improved sound routing in streaming and venue setups

    high · Streamer documents installation and testing of the board; mentions purchasing from PinSound after receiving marketing emails about the product

  • ?

    product_concern: Physical design conflict between PINBLASTER and ScoreBit display modification boards creates installation challenges and potential reliability issues; requires PCB modification to fit

    high · Streamer documents 2mm spacing conflict, cuts the PINBLASTER PCB edge, and notes ScoreBit display loses power due to installation constraints

  • ?

    technology_signal: Adoption of PINBLASTER by content creators and streamers indicates growing demand for cleaner line-out audio signals and reduced microphone bleed in live streaming of pinball gameplay

    medium · Streamer's primary motivation is obtaining line-out audio for streaming; conducts three-phase audio comparison test specifically optimized for streaming quality

  • ?

    design_philosophy: TRON: Legacy features detailed micro-sound effects (slingshot zaps) in its audio design by David Thiel; these effects become audible only through high-fidelity direct audio capture, suggesting intentional design depth

    medium · Streamer notes discovering slingshot effects through line-out that were previously inaudible through standard speaker setups

  • ?

    operational_signal: PINBLASTER's daisy-chaining capability for subwoofers and dedicated gain controls for line-out address common pain points in venue and streaming setups where multiple games need shared audio infrastructure

Transcript

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0:03
All right, folks. Uh we're live uh from Raccoon City Pinball. I'm going to play some Tron here today. Uh but I'm going to do things a little bit um out of out of the ordinary, so to speak, right? So, uh what's going to happen here is I'm going to uh I'm going to install one of these. Um, this is a pin blaster from Pinound and it basically is a 200 watt amp. Uh, provides line out. So about a bit of an equalizer and a few other things. And um I'm currently running with the original kind of sound in this game. Uh a lot of people they upgrade the um the they have like a separate amplifier and uh load different ROMs and stuff like that, right? But I'm I I just have the original ROMs and um and everything is stock besides the speakers. I I think there are the speakers that are in here right now are flipper fidelities. Um, so they kind of got really got a good kind of low oomph and and all that and um, but it kind of missing a few details here and there. I'd say I'm not an audio file per se, but we'll see what it sounds like. And uh, so the so basically three comparisons I'm going to do here. I'm going to run run with my mic setup, right? I'm going to play a few games now and just see like this is the starting point. I'm going to put a mark here on YouTube and and then and then the next step is that pull the rig out, put the board in, put the mics back where they were, kind of probably need to level it and stuff like that. and then kind of play a few games with with the mics on uh and kind of just see if the the pins sound pin blaster kind of give any like acoustic kind of uh advantages for for a miked up game, right? And then the third option is that uh I'm going to use the line out uh on on the game, right? and uh and basically p plug that straight into my mixer and and kind of get the a clear signal. So at that point I will kind of remove my uh mics from the game, right? And u and then uh just use the line for audio and I will also like I will try to kind of like silence myself as well as I play, right? So because there's a lot of leakage uh in the player microphone, right? So, we don't want to kind of distort the sample sort of so to speak, right? So, I will kind of uh mute the uh mute the player mic and uh just go with the cab and the back box and uh and and kind of see what it sounds like um or hear what it sounds like rather, right? But you're kind of watching us now, right? Uh, I think that's kind of all I want to have said at the moment. And yeah, I did actually plug in the score bit here again. So, we'll see if they fixed the the issue with the with the game not updating. So, all right, game one on the OG.

Streamer @ Post-gameplay analysis — Observes that the line-out audio reveals previously inaudible slingshot sound effects due to improved clarity

high · Streamer explains subwoofer daisy-chaining feature and notes that +15dB gain control solves a common problem where mixer line-in levels are insufficient

  • ?

    product_concern: Installation of multiple daughter boards (ScoreBit, PINBLASTER, knocker kit) on SAM machines approaches or exceeds power supply capacity, creating reliability and installation planning challenges

    high · Streamer notes power draw concerns: 'you kind of run out of power in these games... this will be an interesting exercise for me to relay to the scorbit folks'

  • ?

    restoration_signal: Streamer uses vintage analog tube display alongside modern digital modifications; documents challenges in retrofitting this combination

    medium · Streamer mentions removing a 'gas display' tube during installation and notes power draw implications

  • ?

    technology_signal: PINBLASTER incorporates hardware noise gate to eliminate hiss and pops during idle periods; represents quality-of-life improvement in audio amplifier design targeting audiophile-conscious pinball enthusiasts

    high · Streamer observes board's 'muted' status indicator and explains the gate's function: 'eliminate hiss and pops that you don't want through your pinball machine'

  • ?

    content_signal: Content creator develops systematic A/B/C testing methodology for audio upgrade evaluation, establishing template for objective comparison of aftermarket pinball modifications

    high · Streamer conducts three-phase comparison with identical gameplay across stock setup, microphone setup with board, and line-out only setup

  • $

    market_signal: Growing market for SAM-based pinball audio upgrade hardware suggests manufacturers are identifying and addressing gaps in Stern's standard audio routing capabilities for content creators and venues

    medium · Streamer notes awareness of other potential solutions and multiple use cases for line-out capability

    • 3:31
    Now, I couldn't be in there over time. [Music] So, the game responds immediately and the stream board is sort of like next business day. Sometimes you need to hit a switch for it to kind of activate, but it's Oh, there you go. Yeah, updates are slow, but let's let's see let's see how it plays. And this used to be so good. I don't know what it is. Now I'm going to leave it here.
    4:33
    Yeah, it would have been great if I could have censored everything before I started.
    4:43
    I'm just such an eager beaver sometimes and this is what we're getting. All right, game one and I'm going to tune myself out now.
    5:15
    So I created a program in my own image that could think like you and me and I called him.
    5:57
    Light cycle multiball is dead. Battle rinsler for identity disc Battle rinsler for identity disc multiball.
    6:23
    [Music] [Applause] [Music] It was impressive really. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music]
    7:31
    That's right. [Music] control and we built the system. [Applause] [Music]
    8:02
    Heat [Music] here. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] patient. Corrective strategy. Corrective strategy. [Applause]
    9:06
    She's an eyesome [Applause] [Music] added I have a drink courtesy of the end of line.
    9:54
    Ha! Jen, hurry up. Liberations for every [Applause] electrif. terrify the boys and girls if you'd be so kind.
    11:12
    [Music] [Applause] Flynn [Applause] [Music] [Applause]
    12:26
    New resolution achieved. [Music] All right, folks. Uh, that was game number one. Uh, and we're now listen to my stock install. Right. So, uh, we're going to kind of, uh, take out the the rig now and play another game uh, again on the backbox and cab mics. uh but with um uh with the pin sound board in. So I'm just going to see if I can pull everything out here and uh we'll get back to this shortly. I'm also going to switch mic. So I'm
    13:23
    going to use this mic. All right. So good good stuff. Uh I will also Let's see here. While I deal with this, I'm also going to pull out the cab and backbox mic. So, there we go. And uh I also have this M uh fly cam panel set up here. So, I'm going to do that one instead. And uh also doesn't put the lights on.
    13:54
    Uh and I will be able to do some flying shots here and uh other things here. I just need to uh
    14:14
    All right. So, this is going to be a little bit of a nightmare, I think. Uh let me see if I can make some room here for folks. I will be able to zoom in and kind of showcase some of the stuff I'm kind of doing.
    14:34
    Uh because if I break power, it's going to be there going to be a problem. Let's just put it that way.
    14:44
    And I will also find out uh how uh the stream deck uh enjoys being hot plugged.
    14:57
    Okay, we don't want any nabbing the wheels. So, I think this is going to be kind of good enough.
    15:13
    And I will sort of get a better shot of the back box here. Uh because this board kind of goes um just um
    15:27
    over it kind of goes over the the MPU somehow, right? Um damn. I don't I don't I don't have a monitor where where framing is. This is this is the bane of making doing like productions. Let's see if I can just bend this without breaking things
    15:53
    so I can see what I'm doing. Is this uh Yeah, I can't quite see. This is Yeah. So, let's just
    16:16
    Uh, and I think that's going to have to be good enough. See if I can pull that a little bit like that. So, I might see be able to see the framing. Yeah, there we go. All right, here we are. Let me just get a
    16:43
    So, we have a uh very simple uh manual um two-pager um
    16:58
    Open back box, disconnect from CPU board. Very very well labeled J10, J11, 12, 13. And the cool thing about this board is sort of like it's it's sort of like a it's almost like a daughter board, right? That you kind of can that you kind of crunch on it looks like, right? And um
    17:27
    and it also has a status light on it and a bunch of things. So it should be fairly kind of easy to install, I think. Um,
    17:40
    so there's another little small board in a bag here. What's this? What's is this? Should have had better lights here on me, but uh here we are.
    17:59
    Uh, okay. So, I think this is for the the thing is I got um something called a headphone station with it as well, right? Because I was uh one of the first 10 people who ordered this thing, right? Um, and they give you one of those headphone stations. And uh, I think that was like an $80 something thing. And I think it says it says a bunch of things about headphone station edition. Uh, so I probably won't need that. Uh, because I don't need headphones. Uh, I have I have my I have my own headphone station basically, which is the uh which is the mixer.
    18:47
    Yeah, FYI, I can't see the chat from here either. So, if you're saying something,
    19:01
    All right. So, this this kind of take this deserves a closer look, I'd say. Let me just bring it out in front to to you.
    19:23
    So, this is what it looks like. Uh very neat design, right? Uh like if you look at the back here, uh there's multiple kind of connectors that go here, right? Um, and there's also some standoffs uh here and there, right? So, this kind of just kind of uh uh slides onto the the the CPU board, right? And that will give you all these uh you get EQ equalizer for the cabinets, gain and cut off. Uh, I think that's kind of like when the bass tone kind of kicks in. And uh there's also how much gain you're sending to the amplifier to um uh to the uh to the sub, right? And then you have the equalizer for the front and that's just the treble and bass. Uh this is a much appreciated thing here. They got like the line out here uh are standard RCA connectors and uh they got uh they got a dedicated gain knob, right? And that that is like very um first off, right? The some line mixers uh that you kind of want to plug this into, they have like it's very low and they don't have dedicated gain buttons. So, what happens is that you basically run out of volume uh on your mixer depending on what kind of model you're using and and and you kind of plug audio straight from the game and and it doesn't sound as good because you can't crank up the volume, right? And this will give you another plus 15 dB. Uh my my mixer have another plus 60, right? So, so I'm not like too concerned about that. But, uh, some other mixers I've seen, it's just like the line in is just like it's just super low and when mixed with the regular mics and stuff like that. It just gets it get just it just gets very complicated and doesn't sound as well good. You can also have a a dedicated subwoofer on those RCAs there and you can adjust the gain. Uh, and they also have another kind of um
    21:42
    uh like how do how do you how do you put this? They you can basically daisy chain these uh these uh these boards together, right? So you can have you can have a row full of games and and you can basically daisy chain them together into one sub, right? So you can only you can buy like a $5,000 sub that you put in your game room and then you kind of just daisy chain them, right? you have sub in there and the sub out and you just plug that into the next game and the next game and the next game uh and until you actually hit the sub, right? Uh and I think that's a very neat thing, right? Because not everyone wants to have a dedicated sub underneath each game, right? And uh because multiple games can easily share it, right? And uh I think that's that's it. So, there's a limiter here as well. And I think that is uh yeah, I'm holding my hand here. It's not very practical. There's a little switch here. Uh and I think the limiter is for the headphone volume jack. Not entirely sure, but um Oh, SAM USB. I wonder how this will go with my score bit. Uh that will be interesting to uh uh that will be interesting to see. So, all right. Uh, enough talking. Um, pretty cool. Um, I must say, uh, let me just get the, um, back glass off and, uh, put this in. And, um, I also, so I'm also going to put plug in my, um, my line, uh, my line cable while I'm doing this uh, to just have that uh, ready to go. Uh, so I can just and then we can kind of play some more games of Tron and with the um uh with the uh with the hopefully improved sound. I mean this might not do anything, right? But I mean I mean I guess like the main reason I kind of bought it was just like oh neat we can have line out on Sam games, right? And I'm sure there's other solutions for that. Uh but I was just I Yeah. So I buy stuff from Pinound for my uh for my other games, right? And um and and uh so I get marketing emails from them and and and it just it just kind of struck a chord and it's just like wow, I I can put this neat thing in my
    24:20
    in my Trron. And I I immediately see here that there might be might might be some issues uh with a lot of things here. So this is another thing I've kind of been warned about uh about about the score bit, right? Because I I have a score bit sitting here like and there's a bunch of daughter boards and and splitters and stuff like that, right? And you you kind of run out of power in these games. Um so that this will be an interesting exercise for me to uh kind of relay to the scorbit folks that we have yet another problem. Um uh and and it's mostly when on on these SAM games uh especially when you have the the the the OCD board, right? And I also have uh I still have the uh the the uh the high voltage display in this one, right? So it's it's a gas uh it's a gas display. Uh and that in turn uh might uh I mean yeah I mean obviously it's it draws more power, right? So we'll just see uh how many um uh how many amps this thing is going to draw once we get here.
    25:39
    Okay. So we need to reconnect powered off. Uh J10 and the next one. And this is my like this will be an interesting exercise because this is going to be tall, right? And this is where my scorbit sits. And I knew that that might be a challenge, right? And and that's fine. And the next one just underneath the
    26:17
    uh the little braid that goes over to the power driver board. Not braid flat cable. Oh [ __ ] Nobody has removed this before. Can tell you that much.
    26:32
    There we go. And then there's uh install the dedicated switchboard. Okay. So, that is actually going on there. And then I need to remove the tube for that. Do I actually need that? What is that for?
    27:03
    Yeah, I'm just going to do what they're telling me here. Okay. So, how do I remove this tube here? Got these little things here. to kind of block it from Can't believe I haven't put in a LED tube in here. This is like proper like analog.
    27:28
    Oh my god. Am I going to break it now? I hate handling these things. There we go. Put that somewhere safe.
    27:42
    Um, can you see anything at all? Yeah, I don't think so. Good enough. I mean, it's good enough, right? I mean, you know what it looks like
    27:56
    and we're going to play some pinball shortly. Okay, so that connector goes out. So that dedicated that dedicated switchboard, I have no idea what it does
    28:38
    It's not like there's plenty of room here either, right? It's just super tight. Is that going to go over or under? Oh, it looks like under. All right, we can do that.
    28:55
    Yeah. Make sure the pins line up. And uh it's going to be a tight squeeze. There we go.
    29:21
    Yeah, I don't know what what that does. Dedicated switch. There is a QR code. Um,
    29:33
    and I think I need to remove my display sniffer here while I do this as well. This is the display sniffer for for the score bit. Um, all right. Now, we we're ready to um we're ready to marry uh the board here. And uh it has a bunch of things things that you kind of want to look out for here. So we want to get that through there, right?
    30:32
    Oh wow. This is so I just wonder like so check the lateral holding clip. Okay. Is there a holding clip there?
    30:57
    And that went pretty well there. And how are you supposed to verify this? This is
    31:08
    okay. So that it kind of seems that they had these really clever kind of alignment things here, right?
    31:32
    So, this is not compatible with score bits. There's like it's like two millimeters.
    31:51
    Uh, I'm just going to fire up my NDI cam here and um see if I can put that in the scene here.
    32:05
    How are we still We're still We're still jamming. We're still jamming. All right, so here we go. And this is mainly for the for the scorbit folks and the pin sound folks that will that I will complain about. Right? So you see there there's your gap. Right? Uh I can't put it in. So, what I need uh what I need is here is basically have like an like an extension cable uh for with for this kind of flat cable here to kind of get some more distance here from the socket because the socket lines up. If I get another the socket lines up fine here, right? If I just had another inch right here. Is that my holding right? Yeah, there we go. There we go. It would be go go go straight in there. All right. There we go. But I can't. Right. I mean, another thing
    33:14
    Yeah, I can probably cut off that board. Yeah. Yeah. I don't Yeah, I don't know how much I want to kind of experiment with this uh at this moment. Um uh it's a little bit um it's a little bit hairy, but this is definitely a where a situation where you can you can kind of void your warranty because I don't know if I'm if I kind of make a clip in that. I still don't know if I'm going to get enough. So, what happens if you cut this PCB here?
    33:56
    Oh, I did it. Warranty avoided. Uh, still need a little bit a smidge more. Like if I cut like a little bit more. Oh [ __ ] there's already Yeah, there's components there.
    34:24
    This is really annoying because there is not a lot. Oh, I can actually
    34:33
    I'm just going to squeeze it in there and see how if this will actually work because I think it will still have contact. We'll see. We'll see.
    34:53
    Okay, so the power input. Now, this is interesting. Um, all right. Let me put the ones on here that I actually can put on.
    35:38
    Yeah, it's a snug fit. Let's just put it that way. Uh with this score bit here. Uh yeah.
    35:51
    Yeah, it's definitely a a a warranty void situation here. But uh I think uh
    36:00
    I think I'm going to try it and see if it works. It might work. I blow it up.
    36:31
    I think I have a spare probe somewhere I can do some more work on
    36:41
    um if needed. Yeah. So, this is this is interesting. So, I Yeah. So, I have the uh I have my balance volume knob for the flipper fidelity speakers in the um in the back box.
    37:10
    connect ribbon cable. Reconnect. Reconnect. Reconnect. Yeah. So, this should be good to go. And um I was also contemplating with myself where to kind of pull in the the line out. Uh, I think I've sort of found a spot here. Uh, I'm going to use the vents in the back. Usually I use the vents in the um in the bottom of the cab. Uh, but since these are so close by here and there's smidge of opening here,
    38:03
    I've already primed this with my with my hobby kind of uh hobby um wire, right? So, it's a and it's just a way for me to hang the cables on the hinges, right? And uh that works great here as well. So I can just It's basically just a steel wire that's been coated with the some rubber plastic something, you know. Uh
    38:38
    can be bought in hobby shops and it's good for a lot of things actually. Oops.
    38:55
    I just need to make sure that that lines up and then I'll just push it through. I haven't tested this cable yet. That's that's my [ __ ] dilemma right now. And um we don't know what's going to happen.
    39:21
    I usually buy 10 ft cables for these things. Uh same goes for HDMI line out and all that. Uh that will give me enough uh that will give me enough cable to go up to where my basically where all my game inputs are. Uh which are just um just behind my laptop right there. There's where all the camera inputs goes. There's where all the sound inputs go. And um
    40:03
    Okay. So, I'm just going to leave that there. Should have done a little knot there. Something kind of pulls the this cable.
    40:20
    No, I'm not going to do that now. Uh, but if this game is going anywhere, I definitely need to do it. Oh, it's really dusty behind here.
    40:31
    Uh, so my cable will go on the other side. And this is what I do with my uh uh I don't know if you can see that there, but these little steel wires I just kind of they don't like scratch the cab or anything. You just put it in the hinge like that and then you have access to the cable. Very handy. Very handy. All right, I'm going to power this thing up here and see uh uh what it says because there is a status light uh on the board somewhere.
    41:26
    So, there's a there's a status light here says smart status. And uh, yeah, you can see that my display is uh my my display is dead, right? Because that uh that scorbit uh probe is not uh is not plugged in right uh properly uh which is this is a bummer.
    42:07
    Yeah, that's right. It gets power from somewhere else. Yeah. So, I need to get some sort of like Z kind of daughter board for it, I think.
    42:22
    Uh or could it be some other issue? I don't know. Let me just Oh wait. So this this connector is
    42:53
    Oh, there we go. Oh, this is interesting. So It's probably going to fall in its face. Okay. So, interesting. Now, it says that the uh the board is muted, right? And um
    43:22
    why I think it says it's muted is because I think there's a gate on it, right? So, let's uh let's see if um
    43:41
    Yeah. So, it has a gate on it, right? So, the the and it basically what happens is that you won't hear any hiss in the speakers when the game is idling, which is which is very nice, right? The thing is that this is built by audio files, right? So having a noise gate there to uh eliminate hiss and pops and stuff like that that you don't want through your pinball machine makes a lot of sense. So uh kudos for that. Um
    44:10
    so what am I going to do now? Yeah. So I'm just going to leave all the knobs at as they were. Right. And did I even adjust the volume?
    44:29
    [Music] Yeah, I think um I think it was at 50. So, I'm just going to leave that as at 50
    44:55
    and uh we'll have a bit of a lesson. Oh, what's going on here? What is all this stuff here?
    45:14
    So, I have a real knocker kit here that I haven't installed. What? Yeah, sometimes I just surprise myself how lazy I am. I hate working on the games and that's why things like that kind of takes ages for me to kind of deal with.
    45:39
    All right. So, let's see if we can get everything kind of back where where it were where it was.
    46:02
    All right, let's uh put the lights out and uh get back to business.
    46:14
    Okay. So, the interesting part here now is um I'm going to see if let's start up a game here. Hey, what do you say? Tomorrow you and I hit the arcade.
    46:34
    Okay. stone. Uh, now we're kind of back uh where we were. [Music] I'm going to see if I can log into Scorpit here. One second.
    47:21
    [Music] All right. Sweet. So, uh, what I'm going to do here, [Music] I'm just going to check something here real quick. [Music] I need to connect the, uh, sub for the cap speaker.
    48:05
    Yeah, the thing is there's definitely more sub here now because [Music] Yeah, because it's like really really farting, right? Uh so let me see if you can hear that.
    48:36
    Yeah, this is crazy. The thing is that something is kind of like shaking the cabinet. It sounds horrible here, right? But if I just listen to if I just listen to the mix,
    48:50
    it sounds pretty sweet, right? So, hey, welcome to the stream, bro. Um, I'm doing some uh [Music] uh installing a pin sound, pin blaster in my trron here, and uh doing a little bit of sound testing. So, I'm going to play a game and I'm going to have to go on mute because um we don't want any sound leaking into the player microphone. So, just going to play one game and see how it goes. [Music] [Applause] And it's like super hot in here. I just need to open the door. [Music]
    49:48
    Yeah, my laptop decided to have a frying party here. So, you might be seeing some lag here until it kind of cools off a little bit. So, [Music] just going to see if there's anything else. [Music] No, it's just [Music] it's just heating out. I'm just going to put you guys on hold for two seconds. [Music] [Applause] [Music]
    50:34
    Oh, that didn't help. Jesus. Come on now. Heat. Heat. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music]
    51:18
    [Music] Yeah, I'm just going to wait for my laptop to cool off a little bit here. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Okay, there we are. [Music] All right, so yeah, these games never come up come up on sale because if you buy one, you keep one. So, uh, that's how simple it is. Um, I'm just going to take myself out of the mix here and play a game on mute. See you soon.
    52:11
    You can have a crack at the old man's high score. [Music] [Applause] [Music] He actually did it.
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    Game on me. What do I do with this? [Music] Hey man, it's your lucky day. Second deal.
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    finish the game. Wo wo wo wo. I'm Casta, your host, provider of any and all entertainments and diversions. America.
    54:20
    [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. [Music] [Applause] [Music]
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    [Music] [Applause] This can't be good. [Laughter]
    56:30
    Yeah, that was uh that was terrible. Basically, like I didn't get any Kora out like CO simulation was ready and uh yeah, that was pretty terrible. So, uh okay, next steps here. Uh the next steps are um yeah I'm going to plug in uh the um the line the line out of the uh of the of the game right so okay so cut next phase in the testing here and this is what I'm going to test uh moving forward play with move moving forward so I'm going to disconnect backboxing cab mics are other other the mix the game is Uh,
    57:25
    Did you hear a pop? You did not hear a pop because these guys know what they're doing. Uh, okay. So, now I just need to start a game. And what you hear now is just like the sound leaking through the the through my microphone here. So, I'm just going to tune myself out here and and I'm going to sound check the um uh sound check the line. Uh one second.
    58:12
    Damn, that is thick. Yeah. I mean, you need to like find the best sound system in your house, right? Look, listen to this.
    58:35
    [Music] That is mental. That is absolutely mental. [Music] And this is with a gain set like default, like stock in the middle. And I have so much more volume on my mixer to to give it like I have so much. You have no idea. So it's a loud line out. I tell I'm tell you that right now. If you ever were in doubt.
    59:20
    All right. So, uh, I'm going to I'm going to play one game without, uh, the noise on the microphone to kind of give that, uh, kind of fair, uh, fair comparison versus my OG mic, Pin Blaster mic. And this is pin blaster line out only [Music]
    60:14
    [Music] clusters of information as they move through the computer.
    60:25
    [Music] Something unexpected happen [Music] initiated. Heat. Heat.
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    What did they look like? Heat. [Music] [Applause] Heat. [Music]
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    Yeah. [Music] [Applause] Heat. [Music] Red [Music] know that Flynn was here.
    64:53
    Heat. [Music] Heat. She's the miracle man. Everything I ever worked for.
    65:54
    Here we go. She's customer liations for everybody. [Applause] [Music]
    66:41
    Battle Rinsler for identity disc multiball. What do I do with this? [Music]
    68:22
    All right. So, that was the uh uh that was the uh pin sound, pin blaster only line out and no flip no flipper noise, no sling noise. And it was pretty funny because yeah, I got my own monitors in, right? So, so I heard the sound of the slingshot. I I don't think I've ever heard those before. this little kind of like a little zap kind of sound and it's just like what is that? And I never heard that before because usually when you hear that sound, you kind of have the game um yeah, you you hear the sling and the sound effect doesn't come across that uh clear. Uh which is odd because this is a game engineered by David Theel from the audio package on it and it it just seem he doesn't leave anything no stone unturned. So that's but maybe you can hear it. Maybe you can hear it if you're David Theel, I guess. All right, I'm just gonna play a few more games. And now I met a brave warrior. now I met a brave warrior. And basically get a few more sea of And basically get a few more sea of simulations, I think. [Music]
    69:37
    Combatant one. All right, so this was this is fun. So, All right, so this was this is fun. So, this basically only took an hour to uh inst Yeah. do all the three comparisons and and getting um uh the board installed and everything. [Music]