New 2014 Seimitsu joysticks on the horizon (updated)

[hibachifinal]

hi, name has been reverted back to LS-32-01-SC

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1908672/candy/BpaqHtKCAAAPj-7.jpg

[gahrling]

hi, name has been reverted back to LS-32-01-SC

That can’t be a pic of it because there’s no pcb. Must be a LS-32-SC?

[hibachifinal]

guh same difference, common sense

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1908672/candy/Bpak8PwCAAAvDh6.jpg

[jaquio]

You got the LS-60 !!

[reaper2507]

The LS-56/58/60 is not only choosen becouse of coloring but although becouse of the GREAT Octogonal Gate it supports… its the best OctoGate out there and no way neer as faulty as the sanwa Octo thats IMHO the best reason to get a LS56-58-60 i prefered so faar the looser spring of the ls58 maybe the ls60 is even better^^^if i could i would use a seimitsu octo on the sanwa jlf…

[BetaWolf]

Can anyone tell me if LS-58 and LS-60 have the same engage distance as LS-56? @reaper2507 is right, the octo-gate is great, but difficult hyperhops in KoF is not.

[reaper2507]

LS58 is just a LS56 with looser spring + color the ls60 is yet a more loser spring but diffrent switches the switches can change engage bt its unlikely

[Malvadisco]

how easy is to install the ls60? i have a Q1+ls32

but AFAIK the ls60 doesnt have the 5pin connector right?

[PresidentCamacho]

1. Which plate comes with the one you’re looking at? The MS plate should work (you don’t need an s-plate for the 56)

2. A .187" to 5 pin conversion harness would solve that problem.

[Darksakul]

1. Which plate comes with the one you’re looking at? The MS plate should work (you don’t need an s-plate for the 56)

2. A .187" to 5 pin conversion harness would solve that problem.

The S-plate is to get more height on the LS-56 where you are mounting to a JLF compatible joystick mount

[PresidentCamacho]

1. Which plate comes with the one you’re looking at? The MS plate should work (you don’t need an s-plate for the 56)

2. A .187" to 5 pin conversion harness would solve that problem.

The S-plate is to get more height on the LS-56 where you are mounting to a JLF compatible joystick mount

Yeah, but the 56/58/60 shaft isn’t as short as the 32 or 40. It’s pretty close to JLF height without the S-plate.

[Graymalkin]

I needed (or, at least, felt like I needed) an s-plate for the LS-56s I shoved in my PS4 Horis - noticeably shorter without…

coughnotthatiforgotandinstalleditwiththeflatplatefirsttimeoranythingcough

[Darksakul]

1. Which plate comes with the one you’re looking at? The MS plate should work (you don’t need an s-plate for the 56)

2. A .187" to 5 pin conversion harness would solve that problem.

The S-plate is to get more height on the LS-56 where you are mounting to a JLF compatible joystick mount

Yeah, but the 56/58/60 shaft isn’t as short as the 32 or 40. It’s pretty close to JLF height without the S-plate.

I politely disagree. All the Seimitsu
Joysticks are rather short and you don’t get the right mounting height on sticks that used a JLF by default.

[PresidentCamacho]

1. Which plate comes with the one you’re looking at? The MS plate should work (you don’t need an s-plate for the 56)

2. A .187" to 5 pin conversion harness would solve that problem.

The S-plate is to get more height on the LS-56 where you are mounting to a JLF compatible joystick mount

Yeah, but the 56/58/60 shaft isn’t as short as the 32 or 40. It’s pretty close to JLF height without the S-plate.

I politely disagree. All the Seimitsu
Joysticks are rather short and you don’t get the right mounting height on sticks that used a JLF by default.

Measured the 56 in my panzer (with a 1/4" spacer plate) from bottom of the balltop to the top of the panel at 24.4mm, so it’s in range. Still does feel a bit shorter than a JLF in a TE, but not enough that I personally felt the need to raise it. All preference anyways, of course.