Pop-A-Shot - Home Dual Shot | Arcade Basketball Game for Home | Sensor Scoring Hoop, 16 Game Modes, 7 Balls | Foldable for Easy Storage | Fun for All Players
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Color: Blue and White
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- The fun of the arcade, the convenience of home. High scores, 2 players, announcers, and bonus time without staring at a screen or sitting on a couch.
- We've been perfecting the game experience since 1981. Score tracking is nearly 100% accurate thanks to proprietary infrared sensors. 7 basketballs. 16 different game modes. A large 3 digit scoreboard, 6 audio options, AC or AA-battery powered, and the best announcer your side of the Mississippi.
- Built for years of family fun. Made from sturdy 1.5" steel tubes with powder coating to eliminate rusting and chipping. A heavy-duty nylon ramp, and 1/2" thick commercial grade backboard.
- Not as big as you think. Game dimensions of 46" wide x 88" deep x 82/88/94" adjustable height. On wheels and folds to 37" deep for easy storage.
- Play worry free. All Pop-A-Shot games come with a best-in-class 12-month warranty.
Description
Reinventing Arcade Basketball Since 1981! Pop-A-Shot literally created the electronic basketball shooting game and a litany of firsts in the industry: electronic scoring, arcade versions, infrared scoring, and steel frames. In 1981 Ken Cochran had the idea for a game with a net that would return the ball to the shooters called the "Triple Shot". Get the full arcade experience at home with an active game, away from screens, and fun for the entire family! Pop-A-Shot, which created the arcade basketball game, introduces its revolutionary and fully interactive Home Dual Shot. Constructed from high-grade 1 ½” steel tubing powder-coated to reduce rusting, extra-thick backboard and durable nylon ramp, the Home Dual Shot can withstand years of frequent use. Our rims are now stronger than ever, and the revised sensor placement improves accuracy. An easily accessible panel controls the 16 different games and 6 audio options, providing almost limitless choices for years of fun play. The Home Dual Shot arcade basketball game features more games to choose from—a total of 16, from the classic 1-on-1 :30 game to longer direct competitions and individual skill challenges (skeet shooting and beat the clock). There are also 6 different audio options, including an announcer who calls the game (“That’s a 3!”; “En fuego!”), sound effects (crowd noise and basket “swishes”) and 3 different music selections. The limitless options will provide interactive action for hours. A large, three-digit scoreboard is paired with a proprietary Infrared optical sensor scoring system that correctly registers 98% of shots. There also an audio jack to plug in external speakers (not included). And a well-integrated control panel, with Pop-A-Shot balls for buttons, is attached to the game’s front bar. The easily accessible is used to turn on and begin games, change audio selections and choose games. A handy “cheat sheet,” with all of the game and audio options listed, dangles from the control panel cord. Made from sturdy 1 ½” steel tubes with a powder coating to eliminate rusting and chipping and a thick nylon ramp, the Home Dual Shot can withstand continual use for years. The frame and backboard are much thicker and sturdier than those of most other arcade basketball games. The game’s height can be customized for different-sized ceilings and individual users. When not in use, the game can be folded to 37” deep (from 88”) and easily moved using the wheels, unique to the Home Dual Shot. Official Pop-A-Shot Home Dual Shot 16 Different Games + 6 Audio Options Large LED Scoreboard Easy Storage
Brand: Pop-A-Shot
Material: Alloy Steel
Color: Blue and White
Product Dimensions: 88"D x 45"W x 82"H
Item Weight: 58 Pounds
Indoor/Outdoor Usage: Indoor
Mounting Type: Floor Mount
Model Name: Home Dual Shot
Included Components: Electronic Scoring System, Size 3 Basketballs
Frame Material: Alloy Steel
Brand Name: Pop-A-Shot
Item Weight: 58 Pounds
Model Name: Home Dual Shot
Included Components: Electronic Scoring System, Size 3 Basketballs
Global Trade Identification Number: 98
UPC: 041022000098
Manufacturer: Pop-A-Shot
Manufacturer Part Number: New Home Dual
Model Number: New Home Dual
Warranty Description: 1-Year Manufacturer
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 88"D x 45"W x 82"H
Minimum Height: 82 Inches
Maximum Height Recommendation: 94 Inches
Indoor Outdoor Usage: Indoor
Mount Type: Floor Mount
Material Type: Alloy Steel
Frame Material Type: Alloy Steel
Color: Blue and White
Style Name: Recreational/Residential
Is Assembly Required: Yes
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