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Williams Fire LED Conversion Kit

By FireKingpin

3 months ago


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#1 3 months ago

Has anyone installed an LED conversion kit from Marco or Pinbulb? I am interested to see your thoughts on if it was worth it and if you have any photos.

#2 3 months ago

It's all down to personal preference. For a game like Fire I'd stick with warm white in the backglass and GI, and do color-matched inserts. The warm/incandescent light better matches the fire/woodgrain theme. Use LED flashers sparingly, they are often times way too bright on the eyes, even the dimmer ones they sell. On Pinbulbz I'm seeing they put red behind the backglass on the upper third, cool white behind the horses, and maybe red in the playfield GI. Marco's kits are too expensive.

#3 3 months ago

Stay away from kits...slmine is making them for you and you have no idea what they're thinking; and you're paying more for it.

#4 3 months ago

Taking your advice and building one of my own. Everyone indicates comet is the way to go, so will be getting them there.

#5 3 months ago

I prefer frosted sunlight 2 smd in the GI playfield,1 smd nonghosting frosted for inserts.
Use sunlight or warm white instead of yellow in yellow inserts.
The retro frosted smd sunlight bulbs look good in the back box.

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#6 89 days ago

Always warm

#7 89 days ago

The only choice for this pin is to replace every single bulb with these.

https://www.cometpinball.com/products/fire-bulbs

Nothing else is acceptable.

#8 88 days ago
Quoted from bballfan:

I prefer frosted sunlight 2 smd in the GI playfield,1 smd nonghosting frosted for inserts.
Use sunlight or warm white instead of yellow in yellow inserts.
The retro frosted smd sunlight bulbs look good in the back box.[quoted image]

I used to use this advice for yellow. Comet now has a “golden yellow” that I tested that looks great and exactly what you’d expect vs the regular yellow!

#9 88 days ago

Thanks!
I’ll give the golden yellow a try

#10 88 days ago
Quoted from bballfan:

Thanks!
I’ll give the golden yellow a try

Here’s a pic of it in action. Look at the arrow in front of the left main ramp

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#11 88 days ago

It looks good
Thanks

1 week later
#12 77 days ago

Thank you for all of your replies. I am going with Cometpinball. Excited to get the LEDs and start playing around with them.

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