Play Meter
Issue: 1986 April 01 - Vol 12 Num 5 - Page 126
cougar ZD-4
The Valley Company has introduced the Cougar
ZD-4 coin-opera ted pool table, which is designed to stay
in play with a minimum of downtime for servicing. Valley
calls the Cougar ZD-4 the table "operators helped
design."
New features of the Cougar ZD-4 include a
redesigned coin-chute housing for easier servicing, a new
cabinet of all solid-core three-quar ter-inch plywood, a
strong compressi on-spring counter arm, and high-
pressure laminate on the side and top rails. The laminate,
in a classic mahogany pattern, resists stains, scuffs, and
burns.
Operators may adjust the standard 50-cent play up
to $1 with a new heavy-duty coin mechanism that with-
stands player use .
Standard features include a Cat's Eye 2Y2-inch cue
ball, a ball separator, a one-piece ball return , hardwood
rails , Italian slate, a slate-supp ort system, and reinforced
fiberglass legs.
The Cougar ZD-4 is available in lengths of 85, 88, 93 ,
and 101 inches.
For more information, write The Valley Company,
333 Morton St. , Bay City, MI 48706, or call 1-800/ 248-
2837 or (517) 892-4536.
126
The Four Kinas
Grand Products has introduced The Four Kings, a
pedestal-b ased single-pla yer novelty game using a
velocity-ball principle. The Four Kings combines skilled
poker play with target-aiming accuracy.
The game is operator-a djustable and initially set to
play two hands of poker for one coin. During play, balls
fly around the domed playfield . Players use a movable
flipper to bat the balls toward targets that build a poker
hand that lights up on display when complete. Although
set for one player at a time , the game lends itself to com-
petition among players.
"The Four Kings is the first electro-me chanical
novelty piece ever brought out in a system form," said
Stan Jarocki, vice president of Grand Products. "We
plan to release Thunderdr ome next, a motorcycl e-race
game using the same velocity-ball principle . Th under-
drome will be interchangeable with The Four Kings, so
the operator can move the games among the street or
arcade locations on his route."
For more informatio n, write Grand Products, Inc. ,
775 Nicholas Blvd., Elk Grove Villege, II 60008, or call
(312) 593-2770.
PLAY MITER. April 1, 1986
The Valley Company has introduced the Cougar
ZD-4 coin-opera ted pool table, which is designed to stay
in play with a minimum of downtime for servicing. Valley
calls the Cougar ZD-4 the table "operators helped
design."
New features of the Cougar ZD-4 include a
redesigned coin-chute housing for easier servicing, a new
cabinet of all solid-core three-quar ter-inch plywood, a
strong compressi on-spring counter arm, and high-
pressure laminate on the side and top rails. The laminate,
in a classic mahogany pattern, resists stains, scuffs, and
burns.
Operators may adjust the standard 50-cent play up
to $1 with a new heavy-duty coin mechanism that with-
stands player use .
Standard features include a Cat's Eye 2Y2-inch cue
ball, a ball separator, a one-piece ball return , hardwood
rails , Italian slate, a slate-supp ort system, and reinforced
fiberglass legs.
The Cougar ZD-4 is available in lengths of 85, 88, 93 ,
and 101 inches.
For more information, write The Valley Company,
333 Morton St. , Bay City, MI 48706, or call 1-800/ 248-
2837 or (517) 892-4536.
126
The Four Kinas
Grand Products has introduced The Four Kings, a
pedestal-b ased single-pla yer novelty game using a
velocity-ball principle. The Four Kings combines skilled
poker play with target-aiming accuracy.
The game is operator-a djustable and initially set to
play two hands of poker for one coin. During play, balls
fly around the domed playfield . Players use a movable
flipper to bat the balls toward targets that build a poker
hand that lights up on display when complete. Although
set for one player at a time , the game lends itself to com-
petition among players.
"The Four Kings is the first electro-me chanical
novelty piece ever brought out in a system form," said
Stan Jarocki, vice president of Grand Products. "We
plan to release Thunderdr ome next, a motorcycl e-race
game using the same velocity-ball principle . Th under-
drome will be interchangeable with The Four Kings, so
the operator can move the games among the street or
arcade locations on his route."
For more informatio n, write Grand Products, Inc. ,
775 Nicholas Blvd., Elk Grove Villege, II 60008, or call
(312) 593-2770.
PLAY MITER. April 1, 1986
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