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Great research there starck. What you say about the DCS system makes a lot of sense. The backbox speakers are far smaller than the big cabinet speaker. Same was true of the pre-DCS DMD games but I'm not sure if they drove them with the same separation of bass and treble.I'd be interested to know how those MM recordings were done. Direct from the sound board or with a microphone.The DCS sound emulation was always a weakness of PinMAME, which I believe was the basis for the emulation in TPA.I was under the impression that the sound engine on those early Stern DMD games, such as RBION, was less refined than the WMS DCS system. I'm very much a Bally/Williams guy so I'm not 100% sure when the sound on the Stern games was upgraded.
Great research there starck. What you say about the DCS system makes a lot of sense. The backbox speakers are far smaller than the big cabinet speaker. Same was true of the pre-DCS DMD games but I'm not sure if they drove them with the same separation of bass and treble.
I'd be interested to know how those MM recordings were done. Direct from the sound board or with a microphone.
The DCS sound emulation was always a weakness of PinMAME, which I believe was the basis for the emulation in TPA.
I was under the impression that the sound engine on those early Stern DMD games, such as RBION, was less refined than the WMS DCS system. I'm very much a Bally/Williams guy so I'm not 100% sure when the sound on the Stern games was upgraded.
