Bally : Hi-Fi
| Game Parameters | |
| Game Type | one-card |
| Game Number | 559 |
| Manufacture Date | 1954 |
| Number of Holes | 25 |
| Number of Odds Steps | 8 |
| Max Payout | 300 |
| Max Extra Balls | 3 |
| Features | |
- page 1 : 0.24MB
- chris dade image
Cabinet
- page 1 : 0.15MB
- page 2 : 0.14MB
Flyers
- page 1 : 0.98MB
Internals
- page 1 : 0.17MB
- page 2 : 0.31MB
- page 3 : 0.22MB
- page 4 : 0.29MB
- page 5 : 0.21MB
- page 6 : 0.27MB
- page 7 : 0.05MB
- page 8 : 0.04MB
Game Manual
- pdf file : 94.58MB
Press Image
- page 1 : 0.31MB
Playfield
- page 1 : 0.21MB
Schematic
- all - 300 dpi
S/I Card Scan
- page 1 : 6.02MB
- page 2 : 10.73MB
Hi-Fi
Never let it be said Bally didn't try new things. Hi-Fi introduced and was the last machine to have the bump feature.The bump feature was just a couple big solenoids that tugged the playfield when you pushed a button. I guess it was a way to give the ball a good nudge off a post without tilting the game, but since the only control you really have over a bingo besides shooting the ball into the playfield is shaking the machine, the bump feature takes away half the entertainment.
one-card games
The game has one main card, usually a 5x5 grid of numbers.Usually, at least three numbers next to each other on either a horizontal, vertical, or the main 5 number diagonals are required to win.
There were, however, a few variations that occured over the years. The dimensions of the card, 2-in-line winners, and winning on the other diagonal combinations were all features that were used.
Another common feature was corners scoring.
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