For lap playing:
For old skool:
For single home play:
did u make that vewlix set up? and panel? looks pretty sweet
Main:
http://www.seattleversus.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/pad2.jpg
edit: god damn blogspot, such an awful image host
Dual modded fightpad, it’s not a stick but I have this thing with me all the time, have countless hours on it… and am incredibly glad I modded it. It makes dealing with multiple systems so nice. Soon to come will be his big brother that will sport the ability to let me play TvC, 3s, and anything else without needing to switch pads :tup:
Secondary:
360 MvC TE, never opened, and am currently selling it to someone since I won’t be modding it 
Third (busted out on rare occasions, usually when I feel like being an asshole when playing garou or BB):
http://www.seattleversus.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/Vsmile1.jpg
Haven’t re-hosted all of the images yet for it in my thread, but it’s dual modded so I can be an asshole on both systems
I did. The stick in the fist pic took longer to complete than the panel though! Knew what I was doing by the time I made the Vewlix.
I use the HRAP for everything PC, and shmup. I use the rd1 for training mode sessions, and the rd2 for matches.
I have 3 TE’s. Two Round 1 and 1 TE ‘S’.
Probably going to use the TE ‘S’ since it’s so fucking awesome. It has the perfect face size of the original TE without the wings on the side. <3 ittttttttt.
I basically use this:
http://img130.imageshack.us/img130/7738/dsc01550uo.th.jpg
and this: http://i46.tinypic.com/2l9jm89.jpg. both house psx pcbs, and i use both of these bad boys through converters.
my TE reeks of weed because i used to store bowls in the wire compartment, but other than that, it has served it’s purpose of being a compartment.
i like may mas stick with old p360 for mvc2. i like my namco stick for everything else. i have an ascii optical that i would like to put in my namco also.
Have the stock HRAP 2 and 3… I’m waiting on more demand from nhtran’s CNC’ed aluminum cases to make some custom sticks… hopefully more people become interested in them so I can get along with it already =P
Nice collection of sticks and … errrr … nice rack!!
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http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2779/4428488407_93c021747f.jpg
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2720/4428506901_4565b3a664.jpg
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4024/4403853266_26302976f4.jpg
Used for everything from SFIV to emulators to Final Fantasy XIII.
My poor round 1 has been barely used ever since I modded this. Maybe I’ll use it more when I get around to modding it, but I haven’t found a bright idea for it that’s worth doing yet.
I used to use a modded HRAP3. I traded it for 2 SE sticks that I modded with Sanwa parts. I was looking at picking up a TE stick today because I can’t seem to get comfortable with the SE’s in my lap. Anybody that has used both have an opinion?
If you play on your lap, the TE definitely has alot more “heft” and weight to it.
I personally like the TE on the lap better than the SE. Also on a table top the TE is waay more sturdy.
I own 3 sticks at the moment:
- 1996 Namco
- Madcatz SE (modded with Sanwa JLF and Buttons)
- Godspu custom (Sanwa JLF with Seimitsu buttons)
The Godspu is my favorite stick/button combo by far, but whenever i play out of the house i bring the Namco for its durability. The SE is for my guests.
Oh ya…I use a bat-top not a ball-top now.
I find myself using this more often now, just for the fact that its not painted and I dont have to worry about it getting scratched and what not.
I just use the TE, dual modded with an RJ45 port, one day I wanna swap out the buttons and give it a theme of some kind.
I got a custom norris stick, a te and a hrap 3 with full sanwa, i pretty much use the te all the time, i like the flat wide size of it and the vewlix style layout the best, also i’m going to probably repaint my norris if im not too lazy or just sell the case or something
Modded TE:S stock JLF joystick with Sanwa LB-30-N Bat-top handle, GT-Y Octogate and Seimitsu LS-33 spring intertwined inside OEM JLF spring. Convenient and portable producing an end result that compares to the best Happ equipped arcade handles, IMO.