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Robb finished our Pinball project

Robb and I started this about a year back.  The cabinet is a wide body 1970's game we bought broken for $200.  The build consists of the following

1. Nano Tech, Digital plunger and accelerometer.
2. A real pinball DMD display with a PC interface
3. 42" NEC LCD on its back for the main screen
4. 32" no name TV for the back glass
5. Core I7 PC with an 850 watt power supply and a Radeon 6970 video card. (gives us enough video heads)
6. Buttons from Happ Controls
7. Software if HyperSpin with Future Pinball and Visual Pinball along with PinMame.
8. A set of speakers and a small amp i got out of a recycle bin.

Most of this was acquired for free out of the recycle bin at work.  I think we have less then $500 into the whole setup.