Lord of the Rings pinball flipper without glass, 6 hits
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Five to six flipper hits from a “Lord of the Rings” pinball machine (Stern, 2003), recorded close up with the glass removed, no music or ball: dry solenoid snap and mechanical return of the flipper. Recorded at Fabien’s place — many thanks to him for the invitation and access to his machine.
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Length: 00:06
UCS Category: Games / Arcade (GAMEArcd)
Type: Alone sound
Channels: Stereo
Disposition: ORTF
Conditions: Indoor
Realism: Realistic
Sampling Rate: 48,000 Hz
Bit Depth: 24 bits
Equipment: SoundDevices MixPre-3 + Neumann KM184
Author: Joseph SARDIN & Axeline T.
Sound number: 3,607
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