The BSMT-2000, short for "Brian Schmidt's Mouse Trap", is an audio chip for arcade/pinball games that was invented in 1989 by Brian Schmidt. The chip has a distinct staccato sound for its music that helped make games more fast-paced and frantic. Its first use was in the 1991 redemption game "Ghost Town" by Bromley, and its first appearence in a pinball table was Data East's"Batman" in the same year. The chip continued to be used in many more games until the 2003 Stern pinball table "Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines". By that time there was a chip shortage, resulting in Stern modifying their WhiteStar board to emulate the BSMT. This lasted approximately from 2003's Lord of the Rings to 2005's The Sopranos.

Arcade:

• Battletoads by Electronics Arts (1994)
• Police Trainer by P&P Marketing, Inc. (1996)
• Sharpshooter by P&P Marketing, Inc. (1998)
• Tattoo Assassins by Data East Pinball(!) (1994)

Pinball:

• Aaron Spelling by Data East Pinball (1992)
• Al's Garage Band Goes on a World Tour by Alvin G. & Co. (1993)
• The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends by Data East Pinball (1993)
• Apollo 13 by Sega Pinball (1995)
• Austin Powers by Stern Pinball (2001)
• Batman by Data East Pinball (1991)
• Batman Forever by Sega Pinball (1995)
• Baywatch by Sega Pinball (1995)
• Godzilla by Sega Pinball (1998)
• Golden Cue by Sega Pinball (1998)
• GoldenEye by Sega Pinball (1996)
• Guns N' Roses by Data East Pinball (1994)
• Harley-Davidson by Sega Pinball (1999)
• High Roller Casino by Stern Pinball (2001)
• Hook by Data East Pinball (1992)
• Independence Day by Sega Pinball (1996)
• Jurassic Park by Data East Pinball (1993)
• Last Action Hero by Data East Pinball (1993)
• Lethal Weapon 3 by Data East Pinball (1992)
• Lost in Space by Sega Pinball (1998)
• The Lost World: Jurassic Park by Sega Pinball (1997)
• Mary Shelley's Frankenstein by Sega Pinball (1995)
• Maverick by Data East Pinball (1994)
• Michael Jordan by Data East Pinball (1992)
• Monopoly by Stern Pinball (2001)
• Mystery Castle by Alvin G. & Co. (1993)
• NFL by Stern Pinball (2001)
• Pistol Poker by Alvin G. & Co. (1993)
• Playboy by Stern Pinball (2002)
• RollerCoaster Tycoon by Stern Pinball (2002)
• Sharkey's Shootout by Stern Pinball (2000)
• The Simpsons Pinball Party by Stern Pinball (2003)
• South Park by Sega Pinball (1999)
• Space Jam by Sega Pinball (1997)
• Star Trek 25th Anniversary by Data East Pinball (1991)
• Star Wars by Data East Pinball (1992)
• Star Wars Trilogy by Sega Pinball (1997)
• Starship Troopers by Sega Pinball (1997)
• Striker Xtreme by Stern Pinball (2000)
• Tales from the Crypt by Data East Pinball (1993)
• Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines by Stern Pinball (2003)
• Twister by Sega Pinball (1996)
• Viper Night Drivin' by Sega Pinball (1998)
• The Who's Tommy Pinball Wizard by Data East Pinball (1994)
• WWF Royal Rumble by Data East Pinball (1994)
• The X-Files by Sega Pinball (1997)

Redemption:

• Austin Powers by Sega Pinball (1997)
• Buddy Bear by Smart Industries (1992)
• Chuck E. Cheese's Match Game by Coastal Amusements (1993)
• Colorama by Bromley (1995)
• Cut the Cheese by Sega Pinball (1996)
• Derby Dash by Bromley (1995)
• Dinosaur Eggs by Alvin G. & Co. (1993)
• Double Cheese by HAR Management (1993)
• Feed Big Bertha by Smart Industries (199?, rereleased in 2008)
• Fred Flintstone's Memory Match by Coastal Amusements (1994)
• Ghost Town by Bromley (1991)
• Killer T-Rex by Smart Industries (1994)
• Lotto Fun 2 by HAR Management (1993)
• Magic Mr. X by Sammy (1994)
• Monopoly by Stern Pinball (2002)
• The Simpsons Cupcake Contest by Bromley (1992)
• Smart Ball by Smart Industries (1993)
• Smart Toss Em by Smart Industries (1993)
• Super Rock and Bowl by Bromley (1994)
• Super Wheel 'Em In by Bromley (1993)
• Tap a Tune by Moloney Manufacturing/Creative Electronics and Software (1994)
• Titanic by Sega Pinball (1998)
• U.S.A. Football by Alvin G. & Co. (1992)
• Udderly Tickets by Sega Pinball (1997)
• Wack-A-Doodle-Doo by Sega Pinball (1998)
• Wheel 'M In by Bromley (1993)