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Anyone using a comparable, cheaper, bulb for the s2000 backlit reels ?  I'm finding these online for 1.25 each; seems a little pricey, especially when i need at least 40 of them.

Just looking to replace the burned out bulbs; as opposed to a switchover to LED.

Thanks.

Suppliers I've talked to say there is no alternative and they use zenon bulbs for a reason. Just don't know what it is. Probably the same reason people don't put LED's in those sockets, it can screw up circuit boards

Thanks for the feedback.. Who have you found to have the most reasonable price on those ?

teamclark4   Think about this one. If it's a one line game, there is no need of working bulbs above and below the pay line, unless it's a Wild Cherry.

5 reels, 9 lines. 3 bulbs per reel.

XE-359  .89 ea at AG & E

http://www.americangaminginc.com/products/products.asp?CategoryId=1358&ItemId=45019 (http://www.americangaminginc.com/products/products.asp?CategoryId=1358&ItemId=45019)


We won't do this but the closest specs in a regular incandescent bulb is a number 161 and people do use them in reels, just doubt they care about the reel strips

Fred ~

Thanks Fred, I did run across AG&E after i initially posted.. Wasn't sure if it was wholesale only to businesses, or open to individuals; i guess i'll register and find out..

Thanks to all the responses  :131-

Been out of the loop for a year and a half with my real job and traveling; but now have a more normal schedule so i can start playing with the slots again  :3-

Some s2000's to start  :71-

Brad

I had no problem ordering from AG&E the other day.  Needed calibration cards, grab some with your order if you eed to calibrate and WBA 13's