If there was enough interest here would you make a run of 10? No way I can commit to that many unfortunately. 
No problems. I just need to make 10 to keep it economical for everyone.
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Hopefully some others would be interested!
Madcatz TE2 before and after⌠Iâm really enjoying creating as many mod parts for commercial sticks as I can. Working out plexi details now.
Already 100% better
Wow!!!
I will point some people from the trading outlet here. A few of them want the Noir layout MCZ panel, that I can only find in stock in Japan. This should suit them nicely!
Hmmm⌠I imagine there must be at least a little demand for this, but since thereâs no available solution people just let it go: what about a case designed for a UD-USB & PS360+ (or other controller PCB, like the Brook UFB) combo? Nice for using controllers from the Xbox360/PS3 era onwards on older consoles or, alternatively, for providing a very flexible solution (an array of possible target platforms) to people with platform-specific sticks at tournaments.
That would be super easy 
Though, probably not super inexpensive either. If anyone remembers the MK48 SuperGun case I did a small version of that could work nicely.
This is largely what the PileBunker was going to be. Itâs not inexpensive, but fairly flexible.
I would buy a JCC project box with standoffs.
in for a te2 type n panel. never tried one and I just wanted the panel so I donât have to buy a brand new stick. I just hours mess around with the persona template to be compatible with the type n layout.
Around how much do you mean? US$ 30? US$ 40? US$ 50? US$ 60? US$ 80? US$ 100 ( :o)?
Why âwasâ?
Hey Jasen,
Would the QanBa Q4RAF Stick Bag or RYU FS Traveler? fit the PSF2.0?
Whatâs your opinion on both?
The cost of a project box with the proper cuts and such could be as low as $30 if enough were needed/bought. I doubt it could be that low though being such a niche project.
As for the bags, no those are too small for the Panzer 2. I tried at SCR 2015 and the traveler was just a smidge too small.
Picked up a wide body case from @âJasen Hicksâ Facebook sale. He said he wasnât sure if it was wired up or not but for the price it didnât really matter to me. Got the case and it came with a jlf and 6 sanwa buttons. Opened the case up and FOUND A PS360+ in it!! Very happy with my purchase. This thing is beast. This is definitely the heaviest and sturdiest stick I own.
Before pic : [url=https://flic.kr/p/Fhj134]
After :
Man, that ended up being a KILLER deal! Iâm sure some people are going to be very jealous of that deal!
def in for a te 2 type-n panel when they are available. Looks like no interest in the custom sega panels unfortunatelyâŚ
Havenât moved the project forward since probably October, for a variety of reasons. Was originally designed to use 1st party and licensed 3rd party. Probably could revamp it for a brook UFB extremely easily though.
Thatâs an amazing score!
Funny thing about that stick, and @âJasen Hicksâ is probably more suited to answer: whatâs with the odd positioning of the right-most face buttons, and the really odd centering of the stick + buttons on that one?
Just kinda curious.
The Widebody was special. I wanted to have a lot of room between the action buttons and the start/select/home trio on the right. It looks a bit weird with the button plugs in it than it actually is in person.
That K4 button⌠oh man. This was the FIRST widebody ever made and I completely overlooked the spacing on the last button and went 36mm instead of 33mm (I think thats about right) and it ended up centered. I kept it for darn near 3 years before I got rid of it as a constant reminder to check, double check, and then check one more time before pressing go on the make it button.