Custom Bally Six Million Dollar Man Sound Board
Last Updated: 21Nov25
This is a plug-and-play Custom Bally Six Million Dollar Man Sound Board. The board is simple to install.
No extra wiring or modifications are needed. Just remove the old AS-2518-32 sound board and install mine. It could not be
simpler. Like my other custom sound boards, it has the background playing when the game starts and it stops when the game
ends. I have custom sounds (random 1 of 5) attached to each of the tunes (power-up, coin-up, start game,
saucer exit, tilt, and end game). It has bionic sounds attached to the pop-bumpers.
I have attract sounds that play every 3 minutes between games. The custom sound board has nearly 100 different sounds.
The stock game only has about 28 sounds.
The board has the following stock features:
1. It utilizes the same machine mounting.
2. It is a plug-and-play direct replacement, utilizing the same power as the stock sound board.
3. It contains a volume knob to adjust the level of board's amplifier.
My design has extra features:
1. All the chimes, tunes, sound effects, quotes, music, and backgrounds are customizable as they
are WAV files on a MicroSD card.
2. An EXTRA SOUNDS volume knob to turn on and mix the extra sounds not included in the stock machine.
3. A BACKGROUND volume knob to turn on a repeating background sound not included in the stock machine.
4. You can specify custom attract sound file(s) to play when the game is at rest.
5. There are 4 sets of customizable sound banks available. One populated right now.
6. All the sounds are played overlapping (polyphonic). This includes the stock scoring sounds.
This board has varying levels of customization than can be turned on while playing the stock sounds.
From just an attract sound every 3 minutes between games, to added background songs, to
custom sounds and quotes taking over the some stock scoring sounds, tunes and solenoid fires. Game play is an overall
different experience. I bet you will never play a stock sounding game again.
Controls on the Board:
Stock Mixing Knob: adjusts the sound level of the stock scoring sounds or all stock sounds if the extra mixing knob is off.
Extra Mixing Knob: adjusts the sound level of the extra sounds that take over all the stock tunes and play for solenoid fires.
Background Mixing Knob: adjusts the sound level of the background sounds playing during game play. Turn down to turn off.
Amplifier Volume: adjusts the master volume level. Volume of the on-board amplifier.
Test Switch: press to play the background with sound effects. This is used to adjust the mixing knobs and master volume.
DIP 1: selects either a SINGLE background for the entire game or MULTI backgrounds that changes for each ball eject.
DIP 2: selects ON or OFF of the attract sound. A sound that is played every 3 minutes when the a ball is not in play.
DIP 3: selects either a SINGLE attract sound or MULTI attract sounds that changes each time it it played.
DIP 4,5: selects sound banks 0, 1, 2, or 3. Each is a different set of sounds for the entire game.
Low Level Output: there is a stereo headphone jack on the WAV player board. You can connect to this to send the sounds to
your own amplifier. See the Support - Speaker Recommendation menu item.
Check out my latest YouTube video on my Six Million Dollar Man pinball machine.
Here is a close up of my custom Bally Six Million Dollar Man sound board. This board will only work in the Bally
Six Million Dollar Man pinball machine. It will do very little in any other -32/-50 sound board machine. Click
on the image to see it in higher detail.
Order Details: You will receive the custom Bally Six Million Dollar Man sound board along with a printed manual.
Contact me if you have questions about purchase: geeteoh@mchsi.com
Cost is $230 plus $10 shipping to US addresses.
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