Play Meter

Issue: 1976 June - Vol 2 Num 6

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come" YOU' exi/ting table
into a 1p8Cial a"taction with
PIIymlTIC IIICHIITE COnvERSion HITS
CONVERSION KIT #l-DELUXE
A. One set (including 2%" cue ball) first quality cast phenolic
balls-special made by Albany for Play Master. Luminous particles
are impregnated throughout the balls during the manufacturing
process causing the balls to faintly glow under ultra violet light.
B. A custom made light fixture, UL approved, that accommodates four
fluorescent type bulbs. This fixture, which is made especially for Play
Master, has a switch enabling you to use two sockets for regular bulbs
and two sockets for ultra violet bulbs, thus allowing a table to be
played under regular fl uorescen t light or under ultra violet light
without having to remove or change bulbs. Also, included with the
fixture are four 48" bulbs, two regular fl uorescen t bulbs and two
F40BLB Blacklight Blue Ultra Violet bulbs.
C. Four yards (enough to' cover rails and playfield) of Mali billiard cloth
specially treated to glow a subdued blue under ultra violet light but to
appear green under regular lig h t.
D. A ttracti ve triangle treated to react to ultra violet lig h t. Special treated
spot, diamonds, bridgehead and stick. Also included is one set of
pocket liners processed so that they will glow under ultra violet light.
One roll (60 yds) fluorescing tape to be used if you wish to make a
temporary or fast conversion until the cloth can be used to recover
rails and playfield.
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Play Master, Inc . • 5909 Paris Road. Columbia, Mo. 65201 • 314-474-8591
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features
Nims Conquers Image Problems ... ............. . .. ..... 22
Robert E. Nims, New Orleans operator and distributor,
talks with new managing editor Rick Dietrich about the
industry's image problems and some of the things he's
doing to combat them .
Quick Buck or Considered Judgment? . ......... ... . . . ... 38
Operators can't afford, M arshall Caras tells us, to let
hunger override their concern for wise judgment, the
good of their fellow businessmen and the image of the
industry.
Respondez -vous, s'il vous plait .. . . ....... .... ... ... . .... 46
Prolific staff writer Marshall Caras, in his second article of
the month , urges operators to pull their heads out of the
sand and respond openly and actively to industry
problems .
departments
From the Editor ................ . .. ...... ... . ... . .. ... . ... 6
Mailbox ...................... ....... ...... ... .. . ........ 8
MEMBER
Volume 2 No./6
June, 1976
staff
Publisher and Editor:
Ralph C. Lally II
Managing Editor:
Richard S. Dietrich
International Editor
David Snook
Editor, Coin Slot
Technical Editor:
Perry Miller
Correspondents :
Marshall Caras
Robert Wick
Thomas Borden
Timothy Jarell
Tom Oliver
Mary Claire Blakeman
Circulation Manager:
Carolyn Desmond
Production :
Earl Dupre
Typography :
Skybird Typography
Photographic Adviser:
Paul Sylvester
Ad vertising Representative:
Ralph C. Lally II
Coinman of the Month .. ....... . ........................ 14
Connecticut operator Neil Beresth talks frankly about the
problems of running a route .
Operating . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Association News ..................... ... .............. 21
Credits: Cover phorograph courtesy Audio
Dynamics Corp., New Milford, Conn.
Distributing ............ ................ ... ......... . ... 24
Critics Corner . .. ... . ........ . .... .. .. .. ........ .. ...... 27
PLAY METER plays the new games, again .
Music Programm in g ... .. .. . ... .. .. .... . .......... ...... 32
Manufacturing ..................... ..... ........ .... . .. 34
On the Move ...... .................. ...... .. . .. .. ...... 37
Technical Topics . ...... .... .. ............. . ............ 40
Guest Columnist J . F. M cNulty discusses problems with
video games caused by inadequate power supplies .
New Products ...... ....... . .. ....... . ......... . ..... ... 42
I nternatio n a I 0 ateline ................ . .. ... .. ......... . 48
Class ified ................ . .............. . .............. 54
PLAY METER , June 1976, Volume 2,
Number 6. Publishing offices 4136 Wash -
ington Avenue, P.O . Box 24170 , New
Orleans , La . 70184 . T ele phon e (504 )
827-0320 . Printing Offices, Franklin Print·
ing Co ., 209 Magazine St. , New Orleans ,
La . Controlled circulation at New Orleans,
La . Subscription rates: U. S. and Cana-
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where -- $40 . Multiple subscriptions (or-
dered at one time) : 2-9, $17 each ; 10·24 ,
$15 each; 25 or more, $10 each . Advertis-
ing rates on request. Copyright 1975 by
Skybird Publishing Company . No part of
this magazine may be reproduced w ithout
express permiss ion . The trademarks ,
PLAY METER and COIN INDUSTRY
PLAY METER , are registered. The editors
are not responsible for unsolicited contri-
butions . Postmaster : Send form 3579 to
Play Meter, P. O. Box 24170, New
Orleans, La . 70184 .

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