Crazy Flipper Fingers

I'm moving into an apartment building on Alder with a neighbors above and below. I'd really like to bring my Target Alpha EM but I'd also like to not annoy everyone in a 100ft radius. Does anyone know of a way to dull the sounds on a pinball machine?

It's got hardwood floors all around. I was thinking about getting those rubber footie things, but I was wondering if a rubber mat placed under all four legs would disperse the sound better, rather than centralizing vibrations to 4 specific boints. Taking the chimes out is a given, but is there a way to mute the flipper solenoids (or all of them)?

Maybe a shot in the dark, but any insite helps. Thanks.

you can always store the machine at my house.

You can take the locknuts off of the chimes and remove them. Or tighten the locknuts and the chimes will ring less (sound dull though).

I just set up pinball quiet hours with my neighbors when I started buying machines. I let them know I was getting a machine, asked them what time would be too late to play, and gave them a sticky note with my phone number for the fridge that said How to stop the noise from pinball machines.