Title: Cs-72 with a s75-9800a - good / bad?
Post by: on July 31, 2006, 06:30:15 pm
I was digging into my CS-72 and noticed the coin mech was a CoinCo S75-9800A with a date stamp of Nov 8, 1977. What gives? Is this a good thing of a bad thing? Is the replacement of the older coin-mechs with new ones a common practice? I noticed the Cavalier Service Manual for CS-72 doesn't even mention the coin mech.
Title: Cs-72 with a s75-9800a - good / bad?
Post by: MoonDawg on July 31, 2006, 07:09:38 pm
| Quote (collinsf @ July 31 2006,4:30) |
| Is this a good thing of a bad thing? |
This is a good thing! Newer ones work better, and are more reliable.
Title: Cs-72 with a s75-9800a - good / bad?
Post by: audiobeer on August 02, 2006, 07:40:42 am
You have to remember these machines were used commercialy. Distrbutors would interchange more reliable and servicable coin mechs as they became available. The 72 was a workhorse and was around a long time. Also the coinco unit you had could adjust the price up to what inflation drove it. The old coin mechs were not versatile in that way.