yes caveman, but if you really want some one to try and enjoy any era of pin then the pin must be in perfect working order, with strong flippers and responsive jet bumpers.
One very important factor is to have the pin set to its correct pitch and level. (one pin comes to mind, FT  .) and for this to be possible you need a pinball tech with some time off work so i can work on your pins and get them all up to 100%, not 99.9% as most of them are. LOL

(does that make sense? give me some time off work so i can work  )

as per cavemans last post all his pins will be up to scratch if i can get some time to do it, some of them have these tiny little things wrong with them but its
 a bit hard to keep up when there are so so many pins and some person who recons he knows what he is doing comes along and makes my job harder.

sorry brett not my fault, dont blame it on the moon shine, dont blame it on a good time, blame it on a boogie,
no, you CAN blame it on the moon shine