I have one of those I made myself, but sticks are fun and I want to try an easier mod before I mod that.Hitbox is superior.
For only 10 bucks you can join our raffle. WE are giving away a brand new xbox pdp stick. Among many other things. http://testyourmight.com/threads/official-woolay-show-raffle-october-8th-we-need-you.24190/I'm thinking of buying the PDP MK Stick, its on offer for USD 59.99, Thats like 37 GBP which is about the same price as a new control pad, how is it for comboing ect?
That post was five months ago.For only 10 bucks you can join our raffle. WE are giving away a brand new xbox pdp stick. Among many other things. http://testyourmight.com/threads/official-woolay-show-raffle-october-8th-we-need-you.24190/
You have NO idea what it takes to actually do something like a raffle in this community when most people wait until the last minute to do shit. It's very frustrating. Almost all of that stuff is my personal stuff. If I don't spam it, people won't know about it. Even yesterday friends of mine still didn't know about it. So please.That post was five months ago.
I get what youre trying to do, but its getting annoying that youre spamming threads like this.
So bump your own thread, don't derail this one or others just because someone asks about the mk te stick.You have NO idea what it takes to actually do something like a raffle in this community when most people wait until the last minute to do shit. It's very frustrating. Almost all of that stuff is my personal stuff. If I don't spam it, people won't know about it. Even yesterday friends of mine still didn't know about it. So please.
Dark_Rob I'm hoping you know something about this stick.I just got a used mk te pdp ps3 stick. Anyone know what parts are already in it? I was planning to get il convex buttons bc I dont think I care got the concave, but would still like to know what the stock are and stick as well.
Also I was planning on replacing the pcb with a ps360+ as I think I read its not common ground.. Plus seems like it'd be easier for my first soldering mod.
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It depends on which model you got. If its the original T.E.(the one with with the opening lid) then it comes stock with all chinese HAPP parts. Including their garbage E-switch microswitches. So youll want to swap them out.Dark_Rob I'm hoping you know something about this stick.
Having played it, I'd bet its not IL parts. Does anyone see any issues replacing the stick and buttons with IL? Also want to replace the pcb with a ps360+. This is a smaller practice mod for me.
Thanks Rob. It was the TE with storage compartment; I got that one spefically because it would be easy to get to the parts and mod.It depends on which model you got. If its the original T.E.(the one with with the opening lid) then it comes stock with all chinese HAPP parts. Including their garbage E-switch microswitches. So youll want to swap them out.
For the Klassic stick, the stick and buttons themselves are still made by HAPP but they used the far superior Cherry microswitches. The micro switches are the biggest difference between I.L. and Happ. Happs and I.L.s that are equipped with Cherrys are virtually indistinguishable from each other. You wouldnt be able to tell just by playing on one and only someone who really knows what their looking for could determine it visually.
I have both, the T.E. and the Klassic. For the T.E. I swapped out the parts. For the Klassic I left it stock.
You won't actually need a new IL Joystick unless you're looking to change the color. As Dark_Rob already said, they are virtually indistinguishable once you put in the actual Cherry brand microswitches.Thanks Rob. It was the TE with storage compartment; I got that one spefically because it would be easy to get to the parts and mod.
I'm assuming IL parts should just fit in just fine, including a new IL joystick?
Oh really? Does the stock joystick feel like an IL would? It seems pretty stiff to me, but the only other stick I've played on is a Sanwa. If its just a matter of the microswitches, I'll replace just those for the stick. I do want to get convex buttons though, so I supposed the buttons + cherry switches are what I'd want, correct?You won't actually need a new IL Joystick unless you're looking to change the color. As Dark_Rob already said, they are virtually indistinguishable once you put in the actual Cherry brand microswitches.
Generally speaking, yeah, that's the only real difference. The only other thing you could change that can, but doesn't always, make a difference, is the square actuator on the bottom of the joystick(it's that black square thing that physically hits the microswitches). The IL one is white, the Suzo/Happ one is black...and I personally prefer the IL one, but I have the stock Suzo/Happ one in my Klassic PDP and its perfect.Oh really? Does the stock joystick feel like an IL would? It seems pretty stiff to me, but the only other stick I've played on is a Sanwa. If its just a matter of the microswitches, I'll replace just those for the stick. I do want to get convex buttons though, so I supposed the buttons + cherry switches are what I'd want, correct?
Thanks for all the info!
Great, thanks for all that. I'll just get the cherry switches for the stick then, and go convex buttons (I like them better). I do want to keep it fairly close to what it is, just make it a better stick by having good switches, convex buttons and dual modded.Generally speaking, yeah, that's the only real difference. The only other thing you could change that can, but doesn't always, make a difference, is the square actuator on the bottom of the joystick(it's that black square thing that physically hits the microswitches). The IL one is white, the Suzo/Happ one is black...and I personally prefer the IL one, but I have the stock Suzo/Happ one in my Klassic PDP and its perfect.
I also prefer the convex buttons, but if you don't want to spend the $$, you'll get used to the concave pretty quickly... it's a matter of using the edge of the button instead of the center, that's all.
In terms of stiffness, the IL or Happ will always feel stiff compared to a Sanwa. The Sanwa is made for virtually no resistance, whereas the IL and Happ have stronger springs in them so that the stick will "spring" back to the neutral position.