Speakeasy
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Speakeasy is a pinball machine designed and manufactured by Bally in 1982. It features a Prohibition-era theme with elements of 1920s speakeasy culture.
Solid State Electronic (SS), 4 flippers, 2 pop bumpers, rotating feature with score multiplier.
Additional details
Score multiplier, rotating playfield feature, multi-player configuration.
- Theme: Prohibition, 1920s Speakeasy
- Sound: Electronic sounds typical of Bally machines from the early 1980s.
- System: Bally MPU AS-2518-35
- Production: 3000
- Dimensions: 51.5" x 22" x 76" (H x W x D)
- Year Released: 1982
- Weight: 250 lbs
Additional Info
Speakeasy was manufactured in two versions: a 2-player and a 4-player variant. This particular description pertains to the more common 4-player model.
Known for its unique score multiplier feature that requires players to 'bet' their score.
The 4-player version of Speakeasy offers players a chance to engage with the machine's unique gambling-themed features, inspired by the clandestine bars of the Prohibition era.
Known for its unique score multiplier feature that requires players to 'bet' their score.
The 4-player version of Speakeasy offers players a chance to engage with the machine's unique gambling-themed features, inspired by the clandestine bars of the Prohibition era.