Aerosmith Pro Pinball Machine | Stern Pinball Australia
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Description
Aerosmith Pro Pinball Machine — Rock Straight Out of the Playfield
The Aerosmith Pro Pinball Machine is Stern Pinball’s tribute to one of rock’s most enduring bands, built around nine of Aerosmith’s biggest hits and designed by veteran pinball designer John Borg. The Pro is the entry point into the three-tier Aerosmith line-up (Pro, Premium, and Limited Edition), and it’s the version most collectors and venues choose — full gameplay depth at the most accessible price point.
What’s Actually in the Aerosmith Pro Pinball Machine
If you’ve landed here comparing the Pro against the Premium or LE versions, here’s what the Pro edition specifically includes:
- “Stone” art package — the Pro-exclusive playfield and cabinet artwork by celebrated pinball artist “Dirty” Donny Giles, distinct from the art packages used on the Premium and LE
- Jacky in the Toy Box — a 3D sculpted mechanical toy that launches additional balls onto the playfield, purpose-built for this game
- Rats in the Cellar spinner — a fast-spinning target that sends the ball flying for bonus scoring
- Nine Aerosmith tracks — including Walk This Way, Sweet Emotion, Back in the Saddle and Dream On, each tied to a specific playfield feature or mode
- Adjustable multiball — choose between 3, 4, 5 or 6-ball multiball for a genuinely scalable challenge
- SPIKE-2 platform — Stern’s modern hardware system, running a full-colour HD display with a 3-channel stereo system and separate bass/treble control
- Elevator ball scoop and Sneak In skill shot — Pro-specific playfield elements not carried over identically to the higher-tier editions
The Concert Experience, Built Into the Ruleset
Rather than a flat point-chase, the Aerosmith Pro Pinball Machine ties scoring to the feel of a live show — completing objectives raises the “energy” of the performance, escalating the lighting, sound, and animation as you play. It’s a design approach that rewards newer players with instant feedback while giving experienced players real depth to chase across sessions.
Aerosmith Pro Pinball Machine — Specs and Value
Every unit runs Stern’s SPIKE-2 modular hardware, giving it faster boot times, more reliable electronics, and easier long-term servicing than older Stern platforms — a genuine consideration if you’re buying for regular home or venue use rather than a display piece. Secondary-market demand for the Aerosmith Pro has stayed solid since its 2017 release, with well-kept units continuing to hold value.
Buy the Aerosmith Pro Pinball Machine in Australia
Arcade Vault sources, tests, and delivers the Pinball Machine to buyers across Australia. If you’re still weighing Pro against Premium or LE, get in touch — we’re happy to walk you through what actually changes between editions before you commit.
Get in Touch
Got questions about the Aerosmith Pro Pinball Machine — including how it compares to Premium and LE, pricing, or delivery to your part of Australia? Our team is ready to help.
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Specifications Table
| Spec | Detail |
| Manufacturer | Stern Pinball |
| Designer | John Borg |
| Artwork | “Dirty” Donny Giles (Stone art package — Pro exclusive) |
| Release | 2017 |
| Platform | SPIKE-2 |
| Players | 1–4 |
| Pop bumpers | 3 |
| Special toys | Jacky in the Toy Box, Rats in the Cellar spinner, ball-throwing magnet |
| Multiball | Adjustable — 3, 4, 5 or 6 balls |
| Soundtrack | 9 Aerosmith tracks (Walk This Way, Sweet Emotion, Back in the Saddle, Dream On, and more) |
| Display | Full-colour HD |
| Audio | 3-channel stereo, adjustable bass/treble |
| Editions | Pro (base), Premium, Limited Edition (500 units, numbered) |
FAQ
What’s the difference between the Aerosmith Pro and Premium pinball machines?
The Pro uses the exclusive “Stone” art package by Dirty Donny Giles and includes the core toy set — Jacky in the Toy Box, the Rats in the Cellar spinner, and adjustable multiball — while the Premium and LE editions add extra toys, upgraded lighting, and different art packages at a higher price point.
Who designed the Aerosmith Pinball Machine?
John Borg designed the game, with artwork by “Dirty” Donny Giles.
How many songs are in the Aerosmith Pinball Machine?
Nine Aerosmith tracks are featured, including Walk This Way, Sweet Emotion, Back in the Saddle, and Dream On, each linked to specific playfield features.
What platform does the Pinball Machine run on?
Stern’s SPIKE-2 modular hardware system, which powers the full-colour HD display and 3-channel stereo audio.
Does Arcade Vault sell the Aerosmith Pro Pinball Machine in Australia?
Yes — Arcade Vault sources, tests, and delivers the Pinball Machine to buyers across Australia.
