FS PSX, Solid Block Purple Heart Mini Stick SOLD

Trading Outlet
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SOLD

? Sony PS1 Digital PCB
? Case is routed from a solid block of Purple Heart hardwood
? No stain, No glue, No Joinery whatsoever
? Hand rubbed, waxed polyurethane finish
? Sanwa JLF joystick
? (6) 30mm black Seimitsu buttons, (1) 24mm black Seimitsu button
? Case is 1-3/4? tall (45mm)
? Overall Dimensions 9? x 12? (tapers from front to back)
? Packaged Weight: 8 pounds
This stick is complete and is sold only with the features listed.

This stick looks really great in person, we could not get pictures to accurately represent its true rich purple color. This wood has a rich natural lustre and appears more burgundy than purple in these photos.

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That wood looks like it’ll make an interesting stick. Can’t wait to see it =)

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Beautiful!

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I look forward to seeing it!

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oh man can’t wait to see this beast

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The Purple Heat Mini Stick is now available for sale. Pictures and more information are in our first post.

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Wow, that is AMAZING. How come you guys didn’t go for the project box for the PCB this time? And i’m pretty sure someone is gonna buy this quick.

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Speaking of, PM sent. :wink:

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Space was really tight since we make it really slim. I don’t think we could have fit anything else in there.:wgrin:

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The stick looks great. The only things that I don’t like is that it is too slim for quick disconnects (I hate soldering), the JLF looks a little too high from the pictures, Ryu has a yellow headband in ST, and Ken does not have a ponytail in ST. The stick would be the ultimate ST stick if you just photoshopped out Ken’s ponytail and Ryu’s headband to yellow. Otherwise, great job.

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I could have used QD’s but I would have had to bend the tabs.

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That always scares me for some reason. Does it affect button performance or longevity?

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Yeah, it scares me too. I dont think it could affect performance but you could easily break a tab off pulling really hard on a QD or bending it too much.

That is why I always solder. It is cleaner and less stressfull for the button.

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u should charge more…this is really some nice work

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Really nice. Makes me want to build a joystick, but I’ll leave that to people who are good at it. =)

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I was just wondering, would the lack of a select button cause any difficulties for any games that anyone can think of? Be a shame to have to look around for another controller to hit select for some reason.

Also, I wonder, with the soldering and screw-in buttons, if it would be difficult to replace the buttons with clear ones (to suit artwork)?

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Thanks for the nice words Will976 and Legendary Gokou.

Mr. Big, we can’t think of any game it would affect of hand. If you are looking to use this stick in tournaments I think this might not be the right item for you. Our sticks are usually purchased by individuals for their personal use and to be displayed in their homes. If you plan to change out your parts frequently and continually tune up your stick it sounds like you might be better off hitting up one of the custom stick builders.

FYI: We are willing to change out the art for any buyer at no additional costs but art must be provided at time of purchase. The button layout is the blast city layout for the six action buttons.

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Holy crap that stick is bad ass. If I wasn’t still waiting for my MAS…

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That’s a sexy stick. Nice and slim =). Great work there TMO =)

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Wow! $150 for a premade is a great price. Add to that it is a TMO stick, and that’s a complete steal.

I play with a stick that has no select and I haven’t had any trouble. Any options or button configs can be done in the menu which is what selects usually does in game.

QD’s are way overrated IMO.