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A couple of nice new editions there Chris! Got a Big Shot myself, and a Note Shoot which is from the same stable as your Hi Note. Nice machines, good fun to play. 👍

The flyer I used for take note is a crap one so even making it bigger it'll look shit, As for cash pack afaik we've no ROMs and definitely no decent images so if they could be uploaded them maybe someone could dx this in the near future, not necessarily myself but a ploggy, pook layout would be awesome. These maygays at the time completed with bfms great machines with these features and skillstop features all time classics in my eyes, as for Manhattan skyline that was in a new league of its own with the five win lines and number bank, this and the lo tech sudden impact and spot on were a pleasure to dx

At fist glance I though it was mpu4. Then when I heard it getting played I thought it was an early PCL machine especially with those sounds. Astonished to learn it was actually an m1a. Plays a really good game too. The 30p a pair seemed like a good idea when you play this. Pity it never really took off on any/most other games of the time. Always loads going on on this. I like it a lot tbh. Thanks for your replies btw. Always appreciated.

Cash Pack is one of several early M1a/b machines, that were amongst my favourite back in the day. Looks in near mint condition as well. 30p for 2 symbols, not sure I've seen that before on a £4.80 machine. Perhaps a way of Maygay, selling it, saying it wasn't just the 80p extra in the jackpot amount, that had been upgraded with the new high jackpot. Take Note, was/is a clone of this and is emulated (although it certainly could do with a makeover if @vectra666 has the required artwork etc...) Manhattan Skylines in the same style cabinet, although gameplay is different. It's still one I return to on the emulator, several times a year. Amazing to think it's the same tech that Eastenders/Noel's House Party etc, was built on, although I guess that's more b than a, if they are separate strands within the tech.

some great machines there mate cheers for the videos