This is the third episode in my beginner series. Non beginners may enjoy this episode as well. In this episode, I talk more about EM pinball terminology and anatomy. The focus is more about the inner workings of EMs.

If you enjoy this episode and want to learn more about what is going on inside an EM, please visit funwithpinball.com and browse for a while. You will be glad you did.

Check out this YouTube video from 2019. It is Todd Tuckey of TNT Amusements walking through Mark Gibson’s Fun With Pinball exhibit at Pinball Expo. Enjoy!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lHP2jzW33_I

Good pinball glossaries:

Internet Pinball Database's Pinball Glossary

PinWiki Glossary

Kineticist.com Pinball Terms & Glossary

Music generated by Mubert https://mubert.com/render

This is the second episode in my beginner series. Non beginners may enjoy this episode as well. In this episode, I talk about EM pinball terminology and anatomy. These terms are not exclusive to EM pinball and are good to know for pinball in general. Spoiler…this is part 1. The next episode will be part 2 and will cover terminology related to the inside of EM pinball machines.

I reference the IPDB pinball glossary in this episode.

Internet Pinball Database's Pinball Glossary

Other good pinball glossaries:

PinWiki Glossary

Kineticist.com Pinball Terms & Glossary

Music generated by Mubert https://mubert.com/render

This is the first episode in my pinball spotlight series, I talk about Drop-A-Card (1971) and Pop-A-Card (1972). I cover some of the main differences between these games and a bit about replay vs add-a-ball pinball machines. Pop-A-Card was my first pinball machine and I talk about getting it and some of the tasks that it took to get it going after years of disrepair.

Internet Pinball Database – Drop-A-Card

Internet Pinball Database – Pop-A-Card

Image from IPDB.org credit Jean-Pierre Renault

Music generated by Mubert https://mubert.com/render