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crashwg:

I realize this normally would go in the buy it now forum, but think it deserves more attention than it will get there.  I may be wrong, so feel free, admins, to move it.  I'm not that worried about it.


And now for the deal.

Over in this thread http://www.arcadecontrols.org/yabbse/index.php?board=2;action=display;threadid=17469 John Lee, who appears to work for coinopexpress.com has stated in one of his replies that although you do have to make a minnimum order, you can mix colors in the cartons.  The thing that immediatly comes to mind is Pop 'N Music and how darn expensive the buttons for this one of a kind controler is.

Well I did the math and figgured out that you can fit just short of 9 full sets of buttons into a case of 80.  At coinopexpress.com's price that comes out to be about $50 per set (not including shipping, but that will be divided 9 ways).  I don't know about you guys, but that sure seems to be a good deal to me.  Granted, someone will have to buy 1 button from one of the more expensive dealers out there, but it seems like a small price to pay when you're saving $40 minimum on each set.

At the moment, ordering multiple colors of Dome Illuminated Pushbuttons in one carton is un-confirmed as to whether it is posible, but John seems to be quick with responses so we should have an answer soon.

NY_in_TX:

What do you use to play pop n music?

is mame? or a console?

I saw the video of that guy playing it and it looks like FUN! (this is the game where the colored balls fall and it sounds like you are playing a piano right?)

ny

mp2526:

I'm interested in John's response, because when I ordered buttons from them, they wouldn't mix colors because they don't actually make the button, but rather get them by the carton in specific colors.  They didn't seem willing to spilt cartons.  But, hey, maybe things have changed

Sephroth57:

if this is possible i would be interested, cheaper then paying 90$ for wico buttons and theyre not even "authentic" arcade, the coinop express are the exact ones used on the real machines

Dave_K.:

I thought the wico buttons were the same, just had an extra octagon type ring that you could simply not use when you install them?

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