I had a seamless buying experience with Roland, and he is always available when you have questions with his machines, makes you feel really comfortable when you know someone is there to help with anything to do with "their" product! Awesome customer experience. There is a reason his take a while to build, it's called "quality"
Looks awesome 👍 I really want to build a pin. I have built a mini Android virtual pinball machine but really want to build full size version. I also have Atgames Legends pinball it's compatible with PC vpx but it has 32in screen. I think people should avoid 1up pins it's a bad experience.
1Up pins and Multicades are cheaply built, not worth it, you are correct. Keep in mind that you should buy an old WIDEBODY pinball machine case if you want to build full size and fit a large playfield monitor or build it from scratch around a 49" monitor. The VPin kits that are available are only 43" screen size compatible and not full size.
I'm thinking about building a very simple virtual pinball (no solenoids, shakers, LEDs or anything, just really a pc connected to some tv's and buttons in a case. I have seen that the ultra vp has to have a hard drive purchased from a third party vendor. Would it work with a virtual pinball without the extra stuff? If so, could I have a link to the hard drive? I don't have the money right now and figured I could at least make a simple one for a few hundred.
Sorry but the ULTRA VP software from that third-party vendor would not work with your setup and is not available unless you own an ULTRA VP since it uses an encryption dongle that only comes with the ULTRA VP
I had a seamless buying experience with Roland, and he is always available when you have questions with his machines, makes you feel really comfortable when you know someone is there to help with anything to do with "their" product! Awesome customer experience. There is a reason his take a while to build, it's called "quality"
Looks awesome 👍 I really want to build a pin. I have built a mini Android virtual pinball machine but really want to build full size version. I also have Atgames Legends pinball it's compatible with PC vpx but it has 32in screen. I think people should avoid 1up pins it's a bad experience.
1Up pins and Multicades are cheaply built, not worth it, you are correct. Keep in mind that you should buy an old WIDEBODY pinball machine case if you want to build full size and fit a large playfield monitor or build it from scratch around a 49" monitor. The VPin kits that are available are only 43" screen size compatible and not full size.
I'm thinking about building a very simple virtual pinball (no solenoids, shakers, LEDs or anything, just really a pc connected to some tv's and buttons in a case. I have seen that the ultra vp has to have a hard drive purchased from a third party vendor. Would it work with a virtual pinball without the extra stuff? If so, could I have a link to the hard drive? I don't have the money right now and figured I could at least make a simple one for a few hundred.
Sorry but the ULTRA VP software from that third-party vendor would not work with your setup and is not available unless you own an ULTRA VP since it uses an encryption dongle that only comes with the ULTRA VP
@@RecRoomWorld Oh, alright. Do you know any alternatives by any chance?
@@nologicneeded1476 No, you have to download and configure your own software from the Virtual Pinball community if you build your own.
@@RecRoomWorld Oh, okay.