Fair enough . Any suggestions for a chest strap ? Do any also measure blood pressure , or is there any device that does track blood pressure all day ? <| sep |> I will never not laugh at this CTR tier defense that Trumpfags employ every time someone lands the tiniest speck of dirt on his shoe . Stay mad , it only fuels my laughter . <| sep |> Skip fake coin door with buttons , just do a real coin door at that point . Easy to wire one up to an ipac or similar depending on what you are doing for an encoder . If you don ' t want to do the real coin door , you can also just put a yellow button next to each players start button for coin . Pause , reset , and menu shouldn ' t have there own buttons . They can be done with shift keys and would be much cleaner looking . For example , holding 1 player start and pressing player 2 start can exit a game . Then you can have holding player 1 start and pulling down on the stick can pause . Reset is so rarely needed that you wouldn ' t want a button for it , but it is easy enough to add a shift key for it if you would like . I ' ve played a lot of video pinball , and I do enjoy it for the most part . I have been spoiled by playing it on setups designed exclusively for it however . Virtual pinball really needs to played on a big vertically oriented screen to get the right effect . Any real pinball machine completely outclasses virtual so just be aware that those are easy enough to find . With those things in mind I would say skip the pinball stuff for now . How you want to do your sound setup will best determine how to deal with volume . Some folk use an amp and home theater rear speakers , or car audio speakers . If you were to go that route I would say just hide the actual knob somewhere that is easy to access . Maybe up near the power switch that you would want to mount near the top right side of the machine , above and behind the marquee . Some decent 2 . 1 pc speakers come with a volume knob that could easily be mounted in that spot as well . If you are determined to do it in software , you can use shift keys as mentioned earlier . Here is the controversial opinion Don ' t bother 6 buttons per player . I find that while many of those 6 button fighting games are great , they just don ' t get played enough to warrant all of those buttons . If you need to scratch that fighting game itch you can go with something Neo Geo , like Last Blade 2 , Samurai Showdown 2 , or Garou . All of which are amazing games by the way . I would also say don ' t bother with a keyboard and mouse tray . Just adds another level on complexity that isn ' t needed . Just use a wireless mouse keyboard combo and throw it on top of the cab when you aren ' t using it . I personally use one of these ohauisearchdetailpage ? ieUTF 8 psc 1 ohauisearchdetailpage ? ieUTF 8 psc 1 TLDR Less is more