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Great Feedback, thank you!
Im assuming the support for DOF and SSF is good for VPX as I’m primarily interested in playing real tables that I grew up with and the others are secondary, I believe it’s VPX that have all those tables?
You guys certainly convinced me that it’s better to have both DOF and SSF together. Given that, if I’m looking to get the best performance for SSF, which sound configuration do you recommend? Cost isn’t a concern as I’m sure even the best quality will be relatively low in price for this type of need and space.
Is the backglass sound independent of SSF?
if you can please detail it for me, like this sound equipment for the backglass and this sound equipment for the playfield, would be much appreciated so I can cost it out and add it to my spreadsheet :)
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No ball rolling in dof… pinballs roll and they make noise. Play one with it on ssf and you will never do without it again. For the last 3 months I have been slowly updating all my tables with better sounds and scripts and won’t stop until every one is done
its like playing a racing game at the arcade with no engine sound. Not very realistic
I get what you are saying,
Is there a guide illustrating placement and setup of speakers? I could see how both DOF and SSF would work well together.I’m a little lost when it comes to speakers to, I mean real pinball machines have cheap sound, so typically what is the go to standard if you want to use quality speakers for the backglass, and SSF? I’m assuming they are separate systems but not really sure.
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Yes. Personally I can do without DOF. I can’t without SSF. Best is both :)
I have limited knowledge outside of what I’ve been able to dig up reading, but I’m surprised to hear you say that DOF which is tactile / tangible would be inferior to SSF but again my experience is very limited.
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