my double diamonds s- Plus is boring me ?

[larryb1963]

I have had this double diamonds s Plus for a long time I was wondering is there any settings I can change to make it play different     I would like to have it play any Haywire game.Is this possible for ( S plus )  I see it is available for the (2000) and I know there two different machines .  Thank you .
( UP DATE) it is a 3cm with 10 mhz board 
I have the  reset and BV chips .

[rickhunter]

You are in luck!!!  If you just change a couple of chips, you can turn your game into a double diamond haywire.  The reel strips and paytable information is the same, other than the fact that your glass doesn't say "certain pays will haywire and pay more than once,"  and won't have the belly that says Double Diamond Haywire, but the machine will play like one.  You need to buy the SP and SS chips for Double Jackpot Haywire (this is the S+ equivalent).  When you buy the chips, you need to specify if it is a 2 or a 3 coin game.

Also fyi, there are many glass kits available for the S+, probably well over 100 to choose from that are not too difficult to find.  Have a look at the S+ bible so you can get an idea of games available.

http://www.newlifegames.net/igtbible/IGT%203CM/Game%20Library%20-%20S-Plus.htm

The link is to the 3 coin games, but you can click on the list above and choose whatever coin play you like or want.



Fixed a broken link.  -knagl

[larryb1963]

   for the fast reply. My machines is a 3 coin. I went to the link but how do I purchase the chips im new to this forum . Im anxious to change this to any haywire available  Thank you again ...

[rickhunter]

If you make a donation to the site to help with the costs of hosting you will be able to post a WTB in the classifieds.  We will need to know what kind of MPU board you have, the 10 MHz or the 16 MHz board (the 10 Mhz board has the blue volume dial on the top left part of the board when looking from the tray side, if you can control the volume with the dial, you have a 10 Mhz board.

Do you have a bill validator?  If you do, you may need a set chip to re-enable it.