Built by someone who fixes pinball machines

Good machines shouldn't sit dead

A pinball machine that only needs its MPU replaced is a special kind of frustrating. The playfield is clean, the mechs work, the cabinet is solid, but without a working brain board it's an expensive piece of furniture.

Drop Targets started from that frustration. After years of repairing machines, sourcing boards and watching repair costs price people out of the hobby, there was a better option: FPGA and Linux-based replacements that boot faster, protect your hardware, and cost a fraction of an original board on the secondary market.

Every board we carry is an open-source design from lisy.dev. We source, assemble, test and ship them from Canada, so you're not waiting weeks at the border or paying surprise duties.

The goal is simple: keep the machines running. Whether it's a Gottlieb Black Hole you've owned for twenty years or a Williams Black Knight from an estate sale, the board shouldn't be what stops you playing it.