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Having an actual arcade machine in home is far better than buying pads and using your PS2 or computer. The experience is much better with an arcade machine.

I would agree with slvr as well. The Arc ...

[url=http://www.ddrfreak.com/library/contributor-article.php?postID=7890244]This should help.

Can you take a picture of what the motherboard on the pad looks like? I am assuming the it has all those little black lines, and then the two sheets of plastic for the pad.

I have taken one soft p ...

dude, that pad owns. i like the whole white aluminum look. very, very nice job!

clean the sensors, check the solder point on the sensor, and check your conductive foil on the top of the arrow. if its the wiring, that sure is one hell of an adventure to re-wire.

an ignition pad is a softpad, with a foam insert. (itgoes on the bottom of the pad) yes the bns fusion is the most reliable ignition out there. oh and a tx 1000 is a metal pad, the one you linked, and ...

well, there really is no "upgrade" once you have an ignition pad, if you dont want to spend a gazillion dollars on a nice metal pad. the metal pad you linked is absolutely horrible, its plagued with b ...

i know i just reaized the picture, the bar is in front. either that or the a and b buttons are in back. i think they just bought a whole bunch of sensors from mymybox and are using those.

omg......THAT pad with ARCADE SENSORS? wow. i definently have to get my hands on one of those. but the bar still looks crappy, and thin. but arcade sensors? mymybox bluesharks have some competition...

ok then, your sensor should look like this.http://i146.photobucket.com/albums/r274/cardboardcat15/sensor.jpg
now get some sort of conductive metal material. (preferably sheet metal) but you can use ...

well, do the sensors look like they have stripes on them?

oh ok thanks.

btw how much did all the leds and the junction box cost? im a little short on cash now.

well, i have been wanting to light my homebrew pad for quite some time now, but i cant figure out how to do it.

does anyone have like a guide or something to show me how to do it?

thanks

http://www.ddrfreak.com/library/contributor-article.php?postID=7890244

that may be what your looking for.

hope it helps

they sound AWESOME. do they come with a bar?

yea, they sound pretty solid.

do they have a bar hopefully?

i might buy one when i get 200 dollars..

i have heard that they are "ok" pads, but they might not last you a whle long time

modding is pretty simple, just some sheet metal, duct tape etc.

mine was like that the first day it arrived. the top of the pad looked like it was going to snap. i dont weigh that much either. thats why after about the third "refurbishing" of my pad, i got a cf

yes dont get it.

mine broke in about 5 days.